developing business and human rights training courses for business sector in the Thai capital market is an assigned mission under the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights Phase 1 (2019 – 2022
According to the SEC Strategic Plan, the goal of building competitiveness can be achieved through standard rules and regulations. In this regard, the regulatory guillotine scheme,* which focuses on review of rules and regulations to maintain only necessary ones and ensure effective enforcement, can help SEC build a body of standard regulations in line with the changing environment without compromising appropriate investor protection and convenience for business operation.The SEC therefore...
believes that this kind of training course will help the business sector to seamlessly integrate human rights into their business operations. During the meeting, Assistant Professor Dr. Parina Srivanit
further develop the regulatory environment for the FinTech sector, promote sustainable finance, and increase awareness of sustainable investment in Thailand and other ASEAN countries. The cooperation will
sector burdens and increase savings flexibility for members, and; (4) To develop PVD in support of the draft National Pension Fund Act, which prescribes a compulsory pension fund for the documented
Customer (e-KYC) and cybersecurity. The new MOU will focus on supporting Thailand to further develop the regulatory environment for the FinTech sector, promote sustainable finance, and increase awareness of
growth contributors are also anticipated to perform better especially private investment which will be backed by vigorous export expansion and investment by public sector. Increase in money injection from
sector. Increase in money injection from public investment is expected due to historically large government capital budget as well as mega project investment to support Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC
has had a positive impact on the export sector, and also by an increase in the number of tourists. As a result, the purchasing power of consumers in these areas has increased, especially in greater
at a slower rate than the same period last year. Supporting factors included an increase in private consumption from both the agricultural sector (driven by an increase in rice prices) and the non