Bangkok, 25 October 2017 ? The SEC in cooperation with securities companies, asset management companies and the Stock Exchange of Thailand Group exercised a joint cyber drill to raise the industry's

feasibility of supporting expenses for human resource development, investor base expansion and IT system development in order to raise the business operating standards which will be beneficial to the

capital market as a significant vehicle in driving the country's infrastructure development as it could provide opportunities for state and private entities to use income-generating projects to raise fund

restructuring, gradual debt repayment and capital increase which will help raise its BIS ratio to 30 percent, adequate for business undertaking and higher than the minimum legal requirement of 8 percent, the CMSB

with the SEC and related parties towards a holistic approach will drive the capital market to sustainably benefit the economy, the society and the country.”Key collaborations are as follows:1. One Stop

to accommodate issuance of appropriate supervisory guidelines. In addition, SEC will officially launch the One-Stop-Service Center on 1 September 2020 to give more convenience for securities and

mutual agreements to achieve rapid results, such as the project of “One-Stop Service” that was officially launched on 24 September 2019 and the project of “One Report” which will organize a seminar for

capital-market mechanisms. Crowdfunding is another alternative that helps enterprises to raise fund. Presently, there are three approved funding portals and several entities have expressed interest to

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

ICO, the SEC would like to further raise the following issues for public consultation. Please note that our public consultation will be extended to December 15, 2017. To send your comments and