, standards of animal welfare must be met. Feedlot/stall-fed and in-house livestock must use feed that is sustainably sourced and from areas not recently converted from natural habitats. Mitigation Criteria

intensified competitive environments in the near future. FAP therefore keeps pace with changes of international professional standards, including the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs), the

consideration relevance and connection to the National Strategy and the Capital Market Development Plan. We also considered the changing environments and the new age of the financial world which can bring about

changing environments and the new age of the financial world which can bring about both opportunities and challenges to business sectors and regulatory agencies in the Thai capital market. SEC has set five

), Pakov (2006), and Vermeulen , 2014 Further explorations • RTOs must be evaluated based on different regulatory environments • If the regulations on RTO listing are similar to IPOs then why list via RTOs

of choosing effective and suitable tools for their needs and to create tools and environments that are diverse and suitable for different types, sizes and growth of SMEs, to issue funding rules that

organization to ensure that environmental and social criteria have been met. Threatened and protected habitats: All habitats considered threatened or otherwise protected by national or subnational laws and

, Condition of the plot, Prosperousity of the surroundings, Land use, and Public utilities, compared to the appraised asset. SASCO would score each comparative data from 1 – 10 score where higher score would

mitigation measures have been implemented to reduce adverse impacts on water as well as on protected habitats and species directly dependent on water. Measures include, where relevant and depending on the

habitats Principle 3.3 Investment decisions should take into consideration the commitment of Investee Companies to ESG principles, as follows: Investment Governance Code 43 Principle 3.4 Institutional