. TorLorThor. 8/2555 re: Regulations for Personnel of Business Operators in the Capital Market dated June 3, 2014 which has been promulgated in replacement of the said two notifications.
Market dated June 3, 2014 which has been promulgated in replacement of the said two notifications.
Supervisory Board No. TorLorThor. 8/2557 re: Regulations for Personnel of Business Operators in the Capital Market dated June 3, 2014 which has been promulgated in replacement of the said two notifications.
replacement of the said two notifications. _______________
Business Operators in the Capital Market dated June 3, 2014 which have been promulgated in replacement of the Notification of Capital Market Supervisory Board No. TorLorThor. 3/2555.
an inaccuracy in gathering or processing data from which the financial statements are prepared and factual misstatement with no doubt (42%), and reclassification for presentation (40%). Incorrect
client in replacement of {B}. Seeking benefits from the client during the performance of duties, trading securities on behalf of the client and failure to comply with KYC/CDD procedures were in violation
characteristic of the personnel in the capital market business under Clause 31(2) of the Notification No. TorLorThor. 8/2557 which has been promulgated in replacement of the said four notifications.Clause 3(15) of
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