The Derivatives Act The Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 SECTION 18. In order to protect customers, maintain stability of the financial system or control the risks arising from derivatives, the SEC shall
general public stipulating the period for consideration and making of order with respect to issuance of license, acceptance for registration and grant of approval under this Act. SECTION 7. 2 All rules
each customer separately from the account of its own, in accordance with the rules specified in the notification of the SEC. In cases where the derivatives business operator has advanced its own asset to
and Exchange Commission hereby prescribes the following rules: Clause 1. In this notification: “short sale” means a sale of securities that must be borrowed in order to complete delivery; “customer
governance meet the following criteria in order to comply with the governance of information technology of the intermediary established under Clause 5: (1) policy on the governance of information technology
. Clause 2 In order that an intermediary obligates to operate its businesses properly, fairly and in compliance with codes of conduct and professional standards and in order that an intermediary’s services
Exchange Commission No. Kor Thor. 9/2556 Re: Segregation and Management of Client’s Assets In Case of Intermediary Being under Receivership by Court Order _____________________________ By virtue of Section 9
held, in order to secure the performance of derivatives contract. Clause 2. Derivatives broker shall provide evidences relating to derivatives trading as follows: (1) The evidence relating to the taking
client to comply with the following rules in order to deliver ETF units or underlying shares of ETF according to the short selling transactions within the period as specified by the clearing house or
the benefit of compliance with the order of the SEC Office, by virtue of section 141 (2) of the Securities and Exchange Act, B.E. 2535 (1992), the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission, with