stakeholders in corporate governance; The Principles encourage active co-operation between corporations and stakeholders and underline the importance of recognising the rights of stakeholders established by law
Thailand. “ derivatives exchange ” means the derivatives exchange established under the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) . “ derivatives clearing house ” means the derivatives clearing house established
investment scheme units ” means the units of a foreign collective investment scheme established in ASEAN countries (ASEAN Collective Investment Scheme), which may be offered for sale in Thailand under the
the units of a foreign collective investment scheme established in ASEAN countries (ASEAN Collective Investment Scheme), which may be offered for sale in Thailand under the Notification of the
business established under Thai or foreign law and possessing all of the following characteristics: (1) having the objective of joint investment among at least two accredited investors; (2) assigning any
established under Thai or foreign law and possessing all of the following characteristics: (1) having the objective of joint investment among at least two accredited investors; (2) assigning any person to be
% because of the turnovers of the 5 subsidiaries additionally established in the same period of the previous year in the USA, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Qingdao and Ningbo, RPC. The Company Group earns the
the ability of companies to access funding from a larger pool of investors. Established in 1999, the OECD Asian Roundtable on Corporate Governance has become a unique platform for engagement by senior
Trusts; “foreign entity” means the following entities established under foreign laws: (1) agency or organization of a foreign government; (2) international organization; (3) foreign juristic person
characteristics in the case where the company is under a rehabilitation plan: “Thai company” means a company established under Thai law; “foreign company” means a company established under foreign law; “securities