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from the securities company that underwrites the structured notes and the issuer. The investors may study the registration statement and draft prospectus filed by the debt se with the SEC Office on the
) July 14, 2017 After the SSG group, led by SSG Capital Holdings Limited (“SSG CH”) expressed its interest in engaging in the debt restructuring of both G Steel Public Company Limited (“GSTEL”) and G J
characteristics to other existing debt securities, except for their core objective of financing projects that contribute to environmental conservation and/or social development. These products therefore are not
debt in sustaining the net capital**. Moreover, the proposed amendment included a review of the risk haircut rates used in calculating the net capital adequacy in alignment with the current conditions
interest in engaging in the debt restructuring of both G Steel Public Company Limited (“GSTEL”) and G J Steel Public Company Limited (the “Company”), on May 26, 2017, the Company executed a memorandum of
Supervisory Board No. Tor Jor. 61/2561 Re: Offer for Sale of Debt Securities of Thai Government Agencies _________________ By virtue of Section 16/6 of the Securities and Exchange Act, B.E. 2535 (1992), as
bond liquidity, investors’ knowledge on debt securities, intermediaries and market professionals’ duty performance, the development of shared infrastructures and market database, and high-risk debt
issuance and offering of debt securities. Key areas of discussion encompassed the enhancement of information disclosure to investors, with a specific emphasis on augmenting speed, clarity, timeliness, and
. Furthermore, it seeks to enhance the efficiency of bondholders’ representatives in fulfilling their duties and bolster the credibility and protection of debt securities investors. The SEC and ThaiBMA are