Criminal Court sentenced Mr.Ratchasak Susewi, former executive of POWER-P Plc. (POWER) responsible for the company operation, for corporate fraud. Mr.Ratchasak permitted POWER-P to pay 45 million baht higher

service and soliciting the public to invest in digital assets, which may be liable to fraud and cause damage to the public.   Pursuant to the Royal Decree on Digital Asset Businesses B.E. 2561 (2018), the

customers suspect the company of fraud or unauthorized disposal of customer assets, resulting in financial damage. The SEC has been investigating the above issues while maintaining continued collaboration

funding portal operation and suitability test in order to mitigate fraud risks and ensure that  investors will be informed of risks associated with investment in SMEs, in particular startups, and liquidity

and Investors Be Wary of Investment Fraud Investment Governance Code for Institutional Investors (I Code) Investors' Rights Rights before a decision to invest Rights as a shareholder SEC Complaint

inconsistent with the facts to deceive other persons. He committed a fraud by misappropriating money of Nongree Power Plants Company Limited (a 100-percent subsidiary of IEC) through a contract with Energy

allowed preparation of the company's accounting records to be inaccurate and inconsistent with the facts to deceive other persons. Mr. Bhusana committed a fraud by misappropriating money of Nongree

the company's accounting records to be inaccurate and inconsistent with the facts to deceive other persons. Mr. Bhusana committed a fraud by misappropriating money of Nongree Power Plants Company

inconsistent with the facts to deceive other persons. Mr. Bhusana committed a fraud by misappropriating money of IEC through the selling transactions of thermoplastic of an IEC project in Rayong province. In so

other persons. Mr. Bhusana committed a fraud by misappropriating money of IEC through the selling transactions of thermoplastic of an IEC project in Rayong province. In so doing, Mr. Bhusana, Mr