in practice to assess business environment in each economy. In its Doing Business 2020 report, the World Bank Group ranked Thailand 21st among the 190 participating economies worldwide on the overall
in practice to assess business environment in each economy. In its Doing Business 2020 report, the World Bank Group ranked Thailand 21st among the 190 participating economies worldwide on the overall
financial sector, jointly developed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. The program aims to examine the stability and soundness of the financial sector, as well as its potential
financial sector, jointly developed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. The program aims to examine the stability and soundness of the financial sector, as well as its potential
, frequency of assessment may vary. The participating countries can also choose whether or not to disclose the assessment results. CG-ROSC participants are not required to pay any expenses but to facilitate the
, frequency of assessment may vary. The participating countries can also choose whether or not to disclose the assessment results. CG-ROSC participants are not required to pay any expenses but to facilitate the
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assessment programs organized by international agencies provides opportunities to measure our practice against the international benchmarks. During the past years, Thailand and the Thai Capital Market have
systems by improving compliance with internationally recognized standards and codes. The recommendations contained in the report aim to build on the existing system, and offer the groundwork for a country