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people do not have enough savings at their retirement. Evidently, over a half the members of the provident funds receive less than one million baht at the retirement. For a number of Thai people, despite
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, in accordance with the guideline of the Thai Bankers' Association (floor conversion price). [4] Requirements for additional disclosure in filing/ factsheet are applicable only to the offer for sale
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. Clarifying, in conjunction with the issuers, to the SEC in the cases that the actual operating results are significantly different from the estimate. 2. Acquisition of securities for business takeover
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to compliance with relevant laws and regulations, listed companies should study institutional investors’ ethical trading guidelines as reference for further developing the quality of their companies