SHARE : SEC supports asset management companies? competitiveness Monday 12 January 2015 | No. 5 / 2015 Bangkok, January 12, 2015 ? The SEC supports asset management companies to raise their
cover enforcement of investors’ rights. This regulation will effect from 1 May 2020. Presently, several companies are interested to raise fund through digital token offer to finance their investment in
economy remained in the doldrums, as evidenced by slowdowns in both advanced and emerging economies. Negative factors included the persistent US-China trade rift and concerns about a no-deal Brexit. Worse
continued to expand, it has still been affected by high levels of household debt as well as persistent low prices for agricultural products. The performance of the company in this quarter is still in line
it has had a chance to respond to the investors’ letters. CalPERS prefers to raise the issue with companies first so that boards have an opportunity to respond. Another issue is discretion. Once
work together to raise awareness of and drive higher levels of environmental disclosure in Thailand, in line with the recommendations from the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD
Standards. Similar ACMF Roundtables will be held throughout the region to raise awareness as well as to encourage greater adoption of the ASEAN Green Bond Standards.The ACMF also agreed to carry out a series
raise the awareness of the importance of educating and protecting investors. The SEC is delighted to join this international campaign because we share the same objective as reflected in our continuing
areas to enhance investor protection; for example, running public information campaigns to raise awareness about class-action litigation as a way to protect investors’ rights, improving the investor
reflects that there still are chances that even more entrepreneurs would be able to raise funds via the capital market. Furthermore, SEC had been continuously operating its “SEC Caravan to the Provincial