extended to 7 business days as from receiving complete information to reflect need to work on more detailed and complicated information. The consultation paper is available on www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and
> Management of Mutual Fund > Dividend payment Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Management of Mutual Fund 17. Dividend payment A mutual fund may pay dividends from its retained earnings or net profits in
= 18.48 percent (the shareholder holding is diluted by 18.48 percent) 3.3 Earnings per Share Dilution Earnings per share dilution can be calculated by using a formula as follows; Earnings per Share Dilution
3,522,000,000 = 18.48 percent (the shareholder holding is diluted by 18.48 percent) 3.3 Earnings per Share Dilution Earnings per share dilution can be calculated by using a formula as follows; Earnings per Share
172.13 Total Liabilities 709.24 763.70 717.92 Shareholders’ Equity : Paid-up Capital 200.00 300.00 300.00 Retained Earnings 156.01 202.94 276.81 Total Shareholders’ Equity 356.01 502.94 576.81 Total
176.03 172.13 Total Liabilities 709.24 763.70 717.92 Shareholders’ Equity : Paid-up Capital 200.00 300.00 300.00 Retained Earnings 156.01 202.94 276.81 13 Items Statement of financial position 31 Dec 14 31
in this manner had not happened before. The fact in this matter, although seems not so complicated, relates to many provisions of laws under the purview of both the SEC and the DBD. Accordingly, while
qualified audit personnel and inability to react to changes of professional standards and more complicated structural transactions, will also be addressed to support market readiness for current dynamic
supervision 2.6 Quality Assurance & Review Increasingly, complicated transactions in the financial market especially those in connection with listed companies and intermediaries such as securities houses have
complicated, and for the most part the existing laws do not cover all new ways of committing an offense in the capital market. Legal provisions applied to some cases are unclear and open to interpretation