conflicts of interest and prioritise advancing the best interest of clients. Principle 3: Make informed investment decisions and engage in active ongoing monitoring of investee companies. Principle 4: Apply
our role and fiduciary responsibilities: Principle 1: Adopt a clear written Investment Governance Policy. Principle 2: Properly prevent and manage conflicts of interest and prioritise advancing the best
fiduciary responsibilities: 1. Adopt a clear written Investment Governance Policy 2. Properly prevent and manage conflicts of interest and prioritize advancing the best interest of clients. 3. Make informed
project in Patong Phuket Patong project in Patong Phuket is worth Baht 1,800 million. The Company has the idea of developing land and utilities, roads, water systems, electricity and recreation in this
independently and without bias, advancing beneficiary or client interests as their primary obligation. 1.3 Capacity and effective management Institutional investors should be led by boards and staff with the
and utilities, roads, water systems, electricity and recreation in this large area. (Which is under construction and design) to become a tourist center. There will be land and utilities development by
Prioritise Advancing the Best Interest of Clients 40 Principle 3 Make Informed Investment Decisions and Engage in Active Ongoing Monitoring of Investee Companies 42 Principle 4 Apply Enhanced Monitoring of and
, Pattaya, Krabi, etc. and the utilization rate is quite high. Thus, the Company is looking to search new additional areas covering Thailand such as beach view or tourist attractions, together recreation
, mountain view or tourist attractions, together recreation activities, for example, water sports, mountain bike, trail, etc, Moreover, the Company is committed to driving sustainability since the Company use
responsive to the different needs of market participants without unfairly advancing the interests of any particular group to the disadvantage of others; Promptly deal with identified issues and misconduct