Bangkok, 22 September 2016 ? The SEC is seeking public comments on the Investment Governance Code (I Code), which contains guidances for institutional investors to manage investment policies and
technology and use it to manage investment risk. Moreover, the regulations would also stipulate that the business providers must disclose their information and make it accessible for the investing public
business providers must also have adequate personnel with the understanding in the basic operating principle, the risks of such an algorithm and the responsibility of using technology and use it to manage
. “How to Invest in the Time of COVID-19” 2. “A Way Out for Debtors: Face the Debts and Ready to Repay” 3. “How to Manage Life Insurance during COVID-19 Situation” 4. “A New Normal: Financial Behaviors
will be allowed to manage REITs? non-real estate assets, providing that there must be a separation of management and compliance units while Chinese wall must also be in place. Outsourcing of the
, and our commitment to implementation consistent with our role and fiduciary responsibilities: Principle 1: Adopt a clear written Investment Governance Policy. Principle 2: Properly prevent and manage
fiduciary responsibilities: 1. Adopt a clear written Investment Governance Policy 2. Properly prevent and manage conflicts of interest and prioritize advancing the best interest of clients. 3. Make informed
line with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) and integrate HRDD throughout the value chain. This also emphasized ethical recruitment practices to manage risks and
manage the property of TUCC, together with (1) Mrs. Vacharee Ngamkaiwan, TUCC Director and Deputy CEO, (2) Mrs. Suchit Rungcharoenchai, Ex-TUCC Director, Deputy CEO, and CFO, (3) Miss Nitaya
to manage the property of TUCC, together with (1) Mr. Yongyuth Ngamkaiwan, Director and CEO, (2) Mrs. Suchit Rungcharoenchai, Ex-TUCC Director, Deputy CEO, and CFO, (3) Miss Nitaya