regulations to improve fund management efficiency and offer a wider range of investment choices to members. The revision also includes provisions for a central registrar to facilitate employers and employees
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consideration 3. Approved the appropriate price range of the value of assets disposal according to opinion of an Independent Financial Advisor in a total of 1,636.50 - 1,684.50 million baht and set criteria for
consideration 3. Approved the appropriate price range of the value of assets disposal according to opinion of an Independent Financial Advisor in a total of 1,636.50 - 1,684.50 million baht and set criteria for
financial instruments in 3Q2018 were Baht 464 million, an increase of 45% from 3Q2017, due to an improved performance of the Company’s wide range of investments. 2.Expenses 2.1 Employee benefits expenses The
consideration of market specificities and nuanced approaches for different engagements • Numerous engagement options and reference points for investors, supported by wide range of tools, benchmark assessments and
segments while leverage synergies from acquisition. With CSL combined, in 2018, service revenue (excluding IC), is expected to grow in a range of 7-8%, 2% of which is from full consolidation of CSL. Through
the Company every year since they were first launched in 2009, and has provided Thai investors with a valuable investment alternative. Despite the hedging losses in Q1 2020, due to the extreme market
ongoing cooperation and support from relevant organizations, both domestically and internationally. We hope that the SDG Guidebook for Listed Companies and SDG Impact Standards will serve as a valuable
companies, and non-financial entities, with a consistent set of nomenclature. To assess environmental risks and risk mitigation options. Compliance with the taxonomy criteria can provide valuable