of the Roundtable will focus on how to change behaviour to achieve better out- comes. This commitment to excellence in corporate governance matters not only to Asia. The growing economic influence of
Annual Report 2007 Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand ANNUAL REPORT 2007 Corporate social responsibility is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to
, protection of investors? rights, and/or good governance, and (3) granting the SET Board of Governors the power to allow trading access to non-members of SET, which would enhance SET to have flexibility in its
conclusion, I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the SEC management and staff who have put in tremendous efforts over the years. I am confident that with everyone’s continued support and commitment
changing international accounting principles. In developing market infrastructure to enhance local players' competitiveness on the global arena, the SEC encouraged securities companies to initiate novel
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as the reform of market institutions and infrastructure to enhance their effectiveness and efficiency. Furthermore, the Plan gives high priority to the systematic promotion of good governance in all
footprints and impacts on climate change and enhance competitiveness of the Thai capital market through business sustainability. The SEC is proposing to amend the regulation on filing the application for
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appointments are staggered and made independent from the political calendar, they can further enhance independence. These bodies should be able to pursue their functions without conflicts of G20/OECD PRINCIPLES