Bangkok, 21 June 2018 ? The SEC has imposed civil sanction on two offenders, namely Mr. Sarath Teganjanavanich and Ms. Malita Limlomwongse, for using inside information to buy shares of Thai Optical
penalty. All of them signed a statement of consent to the civil sanction. Sittichai and Tanika paid a civil penalty at an equal amount of 81.98 million baht, while the five accomplices paid 500,000 baht
Committee has resolved to instruct SEC to impose civil sanction whereby Kitti and Kongpat must pay a separate civil penalty, compensate for the benefits received from committing the offenses, and reimburse
conjunction with Section 244(3) and subject to the penalties under Section 296 and Section 296/2 of the said Act. The Civil Sanction Committee has resolved to instruct SEC to impose civil sanction on
with Section 86 of the Criminal Code. The Civil Sanction Committee has resolved to instruct SEC to impose civil sanction whereby Chanyarat and Eakarat must pay a separate civil penalty and compensate
to perform duties responsibly with professional due care in violation of the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board.* The SEC has therefore imposed the administrative sanction whereby her
information to sell IFEC shares, to pay civil penalty and compensation for the benefits gained from committing the offense. However, Suphanan did not agree to comply with the civil sanction. Later, on 27
Earlier, the Civil Sanction Committee decided to impose civil sanctions on Mr. Surin Banyongponglert in the case where he had sent trading orders of PICO shares in the manner of price manipulation
One of the SEC objectives is to support investors to develop a robust financial health, using the capital market to accumulate wealth in response to their needs. As such, to expand investment choices