Bangkok, May 28, 2015 ? The SEC revised regulations for more flexibility to promote cross-border offerings of debt securities and collective investment schemes (CIS). The revision aims to increase

SHARE : SEC revises rules for real estate-backed ICOs to enhance investor protection mechanism Thursday 30 April 2020 | No. 84 / 2020 Bangkok, 30 April 2020 - SEC has revised the regulations regarding

The SEC has implemented the regulatory guillotine scheme,** which aims to review and revise regulations to suit the current situations, enhance competitiveness, and facilitate operations of

enhancing flexibility and resilience in business operation as well as to discuss guidelines for supporting business operation. The meeting’s topics included (1) a study of securities business landscape to

of listed companies. The amendment aims at streamlining reporting redundancy and enhancing flexibility in line with the Regulatory Guillotine Scheme* without compromising the use of sufficient and

offering in the shareholders’ meeting notice for the benefit of investors’ decision making. The main purpose is to enhance protection for the existing shareholders and prevent offering of benefits to any

and enhance the operational efficiency of the organization. We formulate a digital strategy plan for the first time, using digital technology and data as key drivers. The plan includes the use of

investors’ rights in accordance with the relevant regulations governing the forms and risks of the investment products. The amendments also provide more flexibility and efficiency in meeting the business

estate investment trusts (REIT) regulations. To become effective on 1 March 2021, the amended regulations aim to enhance proper investor protection mechanisms and support the business models of the private

and listed companies to comply with IOSCO standards and enhance the reliability of the Thai capital market and the confidence of domestic and overseas investors, the SEC has taken into account the