for utilising resources more effectively. Having realized the importance of solving the problem sustainably and comprehensively through the involvement and cooperation of the civil society, public
information by requiring lead underwriters in the initial public offerings (IPOs) to issue 4 consecutive quarterly research papers for IPO shares. The requirement will help solve the problem of lacking research
that such redemption may cause liquidity problem to the mutual fund and thus affects other unitholders. For, funds of funds and feeder funds investing in large overseas funds, however, the redemption may
securities’ proceeding to solve a problem. (4) proceed with the complaint in Clause 3 and Clause 4; (5) store evidentiary documentation involving the complaint and proceeding for no less than two years from
’ proceeding to solve a problem. (4) proceed with the complaint in Clause 3 and Clause 4; (5) store evidentiary documentation involving the complaint and proceeding for no less than two years from the date of
’ proceeding to solve a problem. (4) proceed with the complaint in Clause 3 and Clause 4; (5) store evidentiary documentation involving the complaint and proceeding for no less than two years from the date of
services to its customers by preparing and submitting a correction plan for maintenance of NC within 30 days and resolving such problem within 90 days, during which periods customers and stability of the
auditors. The research team then proposed recommendations to address the issue. SEC Deputy Secretary-General Mrs. Sirivipa Supantanet said: “The Thai capital market is a major contributor to the development
and resolving such problem within 90 days, during which periods customers and stability of the capital market in general may be affected . In addition, the current rules on calculation of NC are not
misconduct of their selling agents. At present, insurance companies and asset management companies are making themselves ready to issue the unit-linked life insurance policy. (Goal 1) SCE_Eng_p.17-32 10/29/04