Bangkok, February 10, 2014 ? Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) discussed with the Thai Bankers? Association (TBA) and the Association of International Banks (AIB), on the commercial banks

considering the capacity, readiness, and size of businesses. It also discussed the potential use of a phased approach to adjust the scope of regulations according to the specific context of in each country

Engagement Officer from IUCN Thailand, delivered a presentation on national policy directions and international standards for biodiversity.Ms. Areewan Aimdilokwong, SEC Assistant Secretary-General, discussed

sustainable capital market. He also discussed the ESG Roadmap, including the direction and progress regarding principles and standards related to capital market sustainability, such as the International

exchange. The two parties also discussed the enhancement of fundraising supervision and the roles of financial advisors to ensure that the aforesaid companies will be able to grow sustainably while complying

SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said that SEC and the related agencies had discussed the COVID-19 situation and acknowledged limitations on the AGM holding of listed companies. The

which the opportunities and challenges for business operations had been discussed for survival in the future. This public hearing followed the appointment SEC Secretary-General early in May.  The

policy to develop and increase the competitiveness of the Thai capital market which is a result of the joint meeting No. 2/2019 on 1 June 2019. The meeting also discussed continuing projects that are

have expressed interest and discussed with SEC the possibility of offering the services. These securities firms can provide advice on attractive digital assets for investment to customers and invest

information to understand before selecting their investment policy, SEC had then discussed with relevant departments to revise the details of such regulations, in order for the provident fund members to