Bangkok, January 26, 2016 ? The SEC has revised several regulations concerning investment policies of mutual funds and provident funds (PVD) to enhance flexibility and compliance with international
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
to right offering (RO)) to give the private sector more funding flexibility while maintaining the ability to meet the targeted fund; and (3) Revise the current market price calculations, which are
matter to allow mutual funds to invest in other mutual funds under management of the same asset management company up to three tiers** to increase flexibility for asset management companies to manage
companies and derivatives intermediaries aims to enhance flexibility for business operators in providing services to investors and to support their adjustment to the changing situation. Meanwhile, the SEC
the flexibility of infrastructure with cloud technology, bolstering the cyber resilience abilities, and promoting cybersecurity and data protection awareness to all stakeholders in the capital market
intended to apply, with appropriate flexibility, to all investment styles and approaches. They are aspirational standards that the ICGN encourages member organisations and their peers to seek to adhere to as
gas emissions, safeguard water resources and protect forests. Over 14,000 organizations around the world disclosed data through CDP in 2021, including more than 13,000 companies worth over 64% of global
flexibility. The amendments came into force on 16 January 2024. The SEC Board Meeting No. 13/2566 and No. 17/2566 held on 15 August 2023 and 7 December 2023, respectively, resolved to approve the principles
for asset management companies? higher competitiveness. Regulations governing fund establishment and management have been issued and revised with more flexibility and in line with international