Bangkok, February 3, 2011 - The SEC is seeking public comments to relax regulations on minimum IPO period and registration of assets in case of general mutual fund to facilitate more flexibility for

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

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

Bangkok, June 6, 2013 ? To streamline business operators? practices for greater flexibility, consistency and comprehensiveness, the SEC is planning to incorporate the rules for both securities and

with objective to provide more flexibility for investor who is knowledgeable in the business raising fund through equity crowdfunding as well as associated risks. On the business side, the issuers will

the efficiency in operating system examination and in line with the international standards. Additionally, the revised regulations allow more flexibility for suitability test; for example, if tested by

provide more investment flexibility for business sectors and comply with international regulations by allowing REIT to give a similar kind of financial support to its subsidiaries as listed companies do to

therefore reviewed the regulations regarding the operational guidelines for AMCs in case of incorrect pricing. This is to provide AMCs with greater flexibility in fund management, while ensuring that

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

Bangkok, June 5, 2013 ? The SEC revised rules on outsourcing in securities and derivatives businesses to enhance flexibility and efficiency of business operators. The revised rules will become