Bangkok, February 11, 2014 ? Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General revealed that  the SEC Board has approved draft regulation on the offering of ASEAN Collective Investment Schemes (ASEAN CIS

offering shares or convertible debentures for sale in a private placement in the same manner as the SME case while specifying more measures for investor protection. For example, a business must seek the

the bills issued by a company at the full amount not yet redeemed*.  The SEC is therefore proposing to amend the regulations concerning offering for sale of bills. The key points of the proposed

leading the public to believe that the said company is: (1) a social enterprise thus allowed to make a public offering without the requirement to obtain approval or file a registration statement with SEC

the public to believe that the said company is: (1) a social enterprise thus allowed to make a public offering without the requirement to obtain approval or file a registration statement with SEC, and

startups to raise funds from investors through public offering and allow their shares to be traded in a secondary market.  SMEs intending to raise fund through public offering and to have their shares