Bangkok, April 20, 2015 ? The SEC revealed that the Settlement Committee imposed a fine of 1,500,000 baht on Chakkit Thanavirun, a former executive of Bliss-Tel Plc. (BLISS) for imparting false

(PAP) through the trading account of another person to seek unlawful personal gain.Following a referral from the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), the SEC?s further investigation has revealed that on

December 2014, it was after the SEC’s probe had revealed such wrongdoing. In addition, he committed or permitted no record of important information in the notes to RAM financial statements for the year 2012

revealed such wrongdoings, a criminal complaint was filed with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) against Ratchasak on December 30, 2010. The DSI then proceeded the case and collaborated with the

auditor?s findings in the audit of the company 2014 financial statements on cost of sales and inventories which revealed lack of efficiency and reliability of AIE internal control system. The auditor was

SEC Secretary-General Rapee Sucharitkul revealed that “the financial reports are crucial for investors’ investment decision-making. The independence of auditors, which plays an important role in

SEC revealed that, under the situation of the outbreak of COVID-19 which has impacted the business operations, the financial positions and the performance of listed companies and security issuers

investment trust (REIT), to ensure accurate, clear and sufficient information for investors? investment decision.Chalee Chantanayingyong, SEC Deputy Secretary-General revealed that ?Recently, a number of

financial statements on cost of sales and inventories which revealed lack of efficiency and reliability of AIE internal control system. The auditor was thus unable to gather sufficient evidence for such

and Section 313 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) (SEA). Although he compensated for damages incurred to RAM in December 2014, it was after the SEC's probe had revealed such