SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “Nowadays, digital assets are used for fundraising and trading. Also, Blockchain innovation and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) are applied to

are allowed to outsource without seeking for the SEC approval; they simply need to notify the SEC in advance, if the outsourcees are as follows;  (i) a financial institution, (ii) a subsidiary of the

Under SEC’s proposed disclosure requirements, funds that invest in leasehold rights of real estates or in future revenue sharing contracts of infrastructure projects (leasehold funds) are required

persons shall not be in aggregation at a time greater than one third of the total sold units of a mutual fund. Such limitations on unitholding are to ensure that investment units are widely allocated to

SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said that bonds are an important mean of fund-raising that the business sector uses to create liquidity and expand their businesses, as well as use as

SEC has applied the principles for regulatory reform to revising governing mutual fund regulations in order to ensure that these rules are reasonable, practical and less burdensome for the

have been neither filed for approval nor existed on the list of SEC-approved digital assets. Therefore, investors are advised to be careful when receiving information or solicitation to invest in such

under the business undertaking according to the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) and are therefore not under the SEC?s supervision. The clarification came out from the discussion held with the Gold

company will continue to open the BX.in.th website only as a method for customers to contact the company about outstanding issues…” More details are available at https://bx.in.th/.  With concerns of

revisions are available on the SEC website at www.sec.or.th . Stakeholders and the interested public are welcomed to submit comments until March 12, 2012. # # #