for the civil sanctions, the SEC will notify the public prosecutor in writing for filing the case with the Civil Court to seek a civil sanction with a maximum penalty as prescribed by law which shall
executive in a securities issuing company or a securities company for 20 months; (2) Sujeera shall pay a civil penalty, a compensation at an equal amount to the benefit received or should have been received
business operator who is a wallet provider to enable identification of the clients who make transactions in the system; (3) To prohibit the digital asset business operator from providing
and developing the Thai capital market to build market confidence, efficiency and accessibility for all sectors. The capital market serves as a mechanism to mobilize funds between businesses and
that this MOU signing will provide another window for the two regulatory authorities to promote even more formally in greater co-operation and information sharing, and it will create a formal framework
is to ensure that the Thai people will be able to benefit comprehensively and equitably from the capital market, promoting sustainable financial well-being. In implementing this strategic plan, a
SEC studied regulations in other countries to find proper guidelines for supervision, focusing on standardized services and putting investors first. The matter is still under the discussion with
for Capital Market committee, established by SEC after introducing the “DLT Implementation as Digital Infrastructure of Capital Market” program in last September, is comprised of representatives from
agreement is expected to expand cooperation in key thematic areas including climate and biodiversity finance, strengthening the Thai impact investment ecosystem, advocating for business and human rights, and