. 45/2547 Re: Determination of Undertaking not Deemed as a Derivatives Dealer dated 8 October 2004 shall be repealed. Clause 2. Person who offers to trade or trades in derivatives for his own account
) Derivatives, each coming with its own strong market position. The acquisition comes with its own strong R&D and technical capabilities apart from portfolio of about 900 patents and other intellectual properties
fraud was supported and assisted by (1) Mr. Thepthiwa Bootprom, who knew Mr. Krittiphat Ittisanyakorn and Mr. Sunchai Intarauksorn. In so doing, Mr. Thepthiwa allowed his own bank account to receive
allowed his own bank account to receive transfers of the total B/E sale money to be further distributed to other persons while (2) Miss Nittha Kongkarien (formerly named Miss Jaroonluck), secretary to the
, 2016.In the case of Panita, she committed wrongful acts against clients? assets by using the client?s trading account to trade securities for her own personal gains or others? and making investment
information 3 7 8,920,726.19 6,336,580.96 553,981.85 1 7 allowing any person to use one’s own securities trading account or banking account, or using any person’s securities trading account or banking account
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found that several withdrawal transactions were gradually made from the client's ATS account to his own bank account, totaling 6.16 million baht. Therefore, {A} was considered the true beneficiary of the
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