Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992). The clarity of the terms would not only be useful for business operators and all parties involved but also boost investors’ confidence in trading activities

related party transactions as well as the re-definition of relevant terms to increase clarity and flexibility. In so doing, the SEC refers to international regulatory guidelines and takes into account the

different types of securities offering, to improve clarity and practicality.  The notification of the amended regulations has been published in the Government Gazette and will take effect as from 1 July 2023

for greater clarity the qualifications of the IPO applicant in the part of non-involvement in any illegal business by excluding any insignificant misdemeanor or any wrongdoing not directly related to

promotion of other types of mutual funds to enhance clarity and appropriate flexibility for such activities. The consultation paper is available at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and interested parties are

notifications to enhance clarity, as well as to include additional responsibilities for debt issuers to align with the principles outlined in other notifications. For example, requiring financial statements be

regarding the credibility of digital asset business operators to enhance clarity and appropriateness of the regulations, while elevating the quality, trust, and confidence in the overall digital asset market

as securities;    (2)  Revising the provisions related to bills to enhance clarity.  The consultation paper is available at https://www.sec.or.th/TH/Pages/PB_Detail.aspx?SECID=972. Stakeholders and

offer GSSB** CD (PP-SME) ***, amending information disclosure rules before and after the offering to enhance clarity while considering the appropriate level of burden of offering via private placement

the qualifications of applicants for approval of debt offerings in accordance with consistent guidelines and standards to ensure greater clarity and practicality.The proposed regulations for issuance