suspicion that such amount of money belongs to the client; (2) Securities: (a) segregating by depositing with a securities depository center or the Bank of Thailand by clearly indicate that such securities
of the repurchase transaction. (b) segregating under self-safekeeping which shall be done in the manner that can clearly identify without suspicion that such amount of money belongs to the client; (2
of the repurchase transaction. (b) segregating under self-safekeeping which shall be done in the manner that can clearly identify without suspicion that such amount of money belongs to the client; (2
well as how the auditor response to identified risks, key matters detected throughout the auditing process, and suspicion related to unusual transactions that may be an indicator of fraudulent act; 6
Information _____________ Clause 34 There shall be no reasonable suspicion demonstrating that: (1) the information disclosed [by an applicant] to the public [i] is incomplete or inadequate for investors to make
of Intermediary to Handle Clients’ Complaints and participation in the SEC Office’s project to resolve disputes by arbitration. 4.3 Having a business plan and an operating system for establishing a
suspicion that it belongs to the clients; (2) securities; (a) segregated by deposit with central securities depository, or the Bank of Thailand in a manner that such deposits are clearly identified that the
before date of maturity; (b) segregated by its own custody which must be done in a manner that such money can be clearly identified without suspicion that it belongs to the clients; (2) securities; (a
notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission Re: Requirements for securities companies to handle customer’s compliant; (2) the investment management system which has clear procedures and methods of
Exchange Commission Re: Requirements for securities companies to handle customer’s compliant; (2) the investment management system which has clear procedures and methods of operation before and after