international practice. The new regulations will offer the investing public an alternative instrument for real estate investment and provide more flexibility in real estate investment management. The

Bangkok, June 12, 2009 ? The SEC Board Meeting No. 8/2009 today approved revision of rules governing private fund management business to reduce operating costs and increase flexibility for business

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

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

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

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

flexibility for this type of mutual funds. The draft amendments touch upon several procedural rules, including the offering for sales and allocation of investment units, the one-third unitholding

efficient allocation of resources. It focuses on the quality and consistency the different elements of regulations that influence corporate governance practices and the division of responsibilities between

offices or branches of business operators in accordance with the Regulatory Guillotine to increase flexibility and streamline processes and operating burdens on the business sector. Essentially, the

minimum of 70% of net profit to preserve financial health and flexibility for future growth. (See the full guidance for FY18 on page 7) Significant Events 1. AWN, AIS’s subsidiary, has released the results