Section 82 of the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003), mutatis mutandis. Clause 7 The SEC Office shall have the authority to revoke an approval in the following conditions: (1) there is a reason to believe
shareholder’s equity of the securities company. (3) not being incriminated or prosecuted under the criminal lawsuit by an authority in charge by law, and has no records on offences relating to unfair securities
shareholder’s equity of the securities company. (3) not being incriminated or prosecuted under the criminal lawsuit by an authority in charge by law, and has no records on offences relating to unfair securities
lawsuit by an authority in charge by law, and has no records on offences relating to unfair securities trading, derivatives trading or mismanagement in the manner of deception, frauds or corruption during
of the derivatives broker. (3) not being incriminated or prosecuted under the criminal lawsuit by an authority in charge (by law), and has no records on offences relating to unfair derivatives trading
of the derivatives broker. (3) not being incriminated or prosecuted under the criminal lawsuit by an authority in charge (by law), and has no records on offences relating to unfair derivatives trading
increasing shall be calculated in the shareholder’s equity of the derivatives broker. (3) not being incriminated or prosecuted under the criminal lawsuit by an authority in charge (by law), and has no records
. 2551 (2008) stipulates that the issuance of rules on liquidation of mutual funds is under the authority of the Capital Market Supervisory Board, it is therefore deemed appropriate to issue this
Act (No. 4) B.E. 2551 (2008) stipulates that the issuance of rules on liquidation of mutual funds is under the authority of the Capital Market Supervisory Board, it is therefore deemed appropriate to
Act (No. 4) B.E. 2551 (2008) stipulates that the issuance of rules on liquidation of mutual funds is under the authority of the Capital Market Supervisory Board, it is therefore deemed appropriate to