Section 104 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 104. A securities company shall appoint directors or managers or enter into an agreement with other persons, giving the power, either in
must declare its intention to appoint debtholders’ representative since the beginning process that it applies for approval of debenture issuance to SEC because the appointment during the tenure of such
to Appoint a Personnel to be a Director or a General Manager of the Securities Business B.E. 2553 dated 1 February B.E. 2553 ; (2) Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission
to Appoint a Personnel to be a Director or a General Manager of the Securities Business B.E. 2553 dated 1 February B.E. 2553; (2) Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission
. Teetiphun Theppadungporn's directorship. Given such circumstances, the SEC views that an immediate arrangement of a shareholders? meeting to appoint new directors is imperative. The SEC has thus instructed
companies also appoint custodians approved by SEC to safely keep the assets of investors.However, SEC intends to amend the regulations to give permission for asset management companies with a custodian
appoint custodians which approved by SEC to protect investors’ assets.However, SEC intends to revise the regulations by allowing private fund operators with custodian services to protect investors
customer; “Office” means the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Clause 2 . A management company shall appoint a natural person or a juristic person as its representative pursuant to the