estimated, and not guaranteed, for the ………… period ending as of …………….”; (2) specify clear and easy-to-understand information related to a sensitivity analysis that has been audited by an auditor or a
conditions to be waived and there is a clear fact to consider that such conditions to be waived are not material to that offer for sale of securities, (2) the approved company is subject to limitations under
company in capital market under this Chapter only if it complies with the following rules: (1) having paid-up capital of not less than 2 million Baht; (2) having clear, thorough and sufficient criteria and
structured notes that has already been approved: (1) there is a clear fact leading to the consideration that the rules or conditions to be exempted are insignificant to the case and the costs outweigh the
provides a clear signal to investors and intermediaries on the climate integrity of Certified Climate Bonds. A key part of the Standard is a suite of sector-specific eligibility Criteria. Each Sector
. • Sustainalytics finds the definition to be clear, measurable and externally verifiable. Relevance and Materiality of KPIs • Sustainalytics considers GHG emissions as relevant and material issue for Tesco based on
potential, undermining system stability. However, there has been a longstanding lack of clear guidance on how private enterprises can translate intent to action. These new SDG Impact Standards for Enterprises
professional standards. Other causes included a scarcity of knowledgeable personnel with specific expertise such as financial reporting standards and auditing standards, insufficiency of clear and detailed audit
normalization of the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet, the impact of which will be more evident this year, will likely contribute to occasional volatility in capital flows, prompting businesses to manage their
, as evident in the recent emissions scandals. Although there is scope to improve international regulatory standards by the US EPA and the EU Commission, this will take time and therefore, the use of a