control. REFORM PRIORITIES IN ASIA: TAKING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE TO A HIGHER LEVEL © OECD 2011 11 II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Priority 1: Public- and private-sector institutions should continue to make the
dispute between a provident fund member and the respondent, provided that the claimant shall demonstrate a written evidence or agreement that the respondent gives consent to resolve the dispute by the
securities business, or the dispute between a provident fund member and the respondent, provided that the claimant shall demonstrate a written evidence or agreement that the respondent gives consent to resolve
securities business, or the dispute between a provident fund member and the respondent, provided that the claimant shall demonstrate a written evidence or agreement that the respondent gives consent to resolve
corporate governance frameworks reduce investor confidence, and can discourage outside investment. Also, as pension funds continue to invest more in equity markets, good corporate governance is crucial for
equivalent to any of the above regardless of the title, and includes any person who has authorization under an agreement, whether fully or partially, to manage; “affiliate” means an affiliated company as
now well-positioned for a new chapter. In this regard, while a great deal has been achieved, I believe that the years ahead call for much more work and cooperative efforts. We must continue to be pro
confident that with their cooperation and support, the capital market will continue to play the central role as the country’s fund mobilization center contributing to the progress and prosperity of Thailand
underprivileged residents, upcountry. More challenges lie ahead in the ever changing global market environment. The SEC will continue its commitment to develop the Thai capital market toward becoming a leading
the years, which led to otherwise avoidable damages and erosion of confidence in the capital market and the Thai economy as a whole. The SEC, therefore, will continue on with its timely and relentless