) English (United States) CGCodePart01_6 2017 > CG Code > Principle 6 Strengthen Effective Risk Management and Internal Control CG Thailand Overview CG and sustainable business development SEC Roles
://www.sec.or.th/EN/Pages/News_Detail.aspx?SECID=8127 SEC amends regulations on custody of clients’ assets in digital asset businesses to enhance investor protection The SEC’s policy is to strengthen the oversight
of clients’ assets in digital asset businesses to enhance investor protection The SEC’s policy is to strengthen the oversight of digital asset business operators with a focus on quality and reliability
continue to grow, the ACMF has agreed to strengthen regional collaboration in this sphere, with a view towards addressing potential risks and ensuring market resilience.The ACMF https://www.sec.or.th/EN
regulations on custody of clients’ assets in digital asset businesses to enhance investor protection The SEC’s policy is to strengthen the oversight of digital asset business operators with a focus on quality
sector. He stated that “The SDG guidebook and the Impact Standards can be both a business opportunity and a new way to strengthen competitiveness for listed companies and the business sector in Thailand
’ assets, both fiat money and digital assets, for the clients’ interest. The amended regulations aim to enhance protection for digital asset investors. The SEC’s policy is to strengthen the oversight of
sustainable value creation Principle 3: Strengthen board effectiveness Principle 4: Ensure effective CEO and people management Principle 5: Nurture innovation and responsible business Principle 6: Strengthen
, strengthen investor protection, and support the use of digital technology in fundraising for the benefit of national development. The amendments have become effective since 16 January 2024. On 2 March 2023
strengthen the Thai capital market?s competitive edge in the international arena. The SEC?s 2015 plan includes self-assessment under the standards of IOSCO (International Organization of Securities Commissions