The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), represented by Ms. Winita Kultangwatana, Director of the Sustainable Development, participated in "ESG Disclosure Guidelines in One Report" webinar
collectively combat corruption through ESG principles, especially Governance (G) to ensure sustainable development in Thailand and foster an aware and ready to fight corruption society. The event took place on 6
Sakuntanaga, Mr. Prasan Chuaphanich and Mr. Viput Ongsakul, Mr. Tevin Vongvanich – Chairman of Sub-Committee on the Capital Market Competitiveness Development, Mr. Jessada Promjart – Sub-Committee on the
Al Zaabi from the Securities and Commodities Authority, United Arab Emirates. Key developments at the GEMC meeting included the SEC participation in the proposed work on Fintech in emerging
development of asset management industry and enhance competitiveness of asset management companies not bank subsidiaries, but also open access for potential operators, such as Thailand Post, to take part in
the meeting of capital market product development; including foreign companies? initial public offerings in Thailand (primary listing), foreign companies? secondary listing, depositary receipt (DR
Bangkok, November 8, 2010 ? The SEC Board Meeting No. 14/2010 held today has approved in principle the establishment of infrastructure funds upon which the governing regulations will be announced by
Bangkok, November 18, 2010 ? The Settlement Committee imposed a fine of 333,333.33 baht on Kajonchai Ngamvorarojsakul for aiding or abetting the manipulation of Focus Development and Construction Plc
inspection showed impressive progress, paving the way to the quality enhancement and increase the number of capital market auditors to accommodate the growth of Thai capital market. Tipsuda Thavaramara, SEC
supporting development of infrastructure projects. Infrastructure fund will also lessen the government?s budgeting burden and public debts. We expect to see active cooperation among all related parties in