Bangkok, 8 March 2019 ? The SEC is seeking public comments on the proposed amendments to the rules related to private fund (PF) management to promote flexibility in consistent with the increasingly
flexibility for asset management business; broaden business opportunities; and provide a wider variety of investment choices for investors which contribute the development in Thai capital market. In this regard
in case of complaints or issues on misconduct of directors or executives of listed companies under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) to enhance flexibility of work process and
protection of investors’ rights in accordance with the relevant regulations governing the forms and risks of the investment products. The amendments also provide more flexibility and efficiency in meeting
reasonable to increase the flexibility in submitting the report to be in line with the operation procedures of the business operators, whereby the business operators may request an extension in submitting
the efficiency in operating system examination and in line with the international standards. Additionally, the revised regulations allow more flexibility for suitability test; for example, if tested by
Bangkok, February 3, 2011 - The SEC is seeking public comments to relax regulations on minimum IPO period and registration of assets in case of general mutual fund to facilitate more flexibility for
flexibility and clarity. The revisions include, for instance, allowing issuance of structured notes denominated in Thai and foreign currencies; harmonizing issuers? types and qualifications both in public
aims at adding more flexibility to asset types, diversifying fund?s portfolio and calculating derivatives investment in line with international standards. In addition, the fund classifications will also