Bangkok, August 26, 2014 ?The SEC is seeking public comment on proposed common offering rules for new financial products not falling within a scope of any existing rules. Introducing the common rules
and Singapore, and the revised Memorandum of Understanding on the Streamlined Review Framework for ASEAN Common Prospectus to cover issuances of plain debt securities under a debt issuance
accounting and auditing standards. The event aims to promote audit regulator and audit firm cooperation, boost audit quality in the region while enhance reliability of financial reports of companies in ASEAN
companies? chief executive officers (CFO), the key persons responsible for accuracy and reliability of financial reports, aiming to raise awareness of their responsibilities and importance of financial
collaboration seeks to build confidence in the Thai capital market, ensuring widespread and fair benefits for all sectors with transparency and trustworthiness. The discussions also covered topics that the SEC
such, impractical and outdated regulations will be revised to support underwriters? performance with trustworthiness and responsibility to investors, which will eventually build up their own credibility
supervision and trustworthiness of listed companies? financial reporting. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that ?Following the 2010 revamp of audit oversight to require SEC-registered auditors
their objectives of safeguarding client benefits, enhance their trustworthiness, and maintain overall market integrity, but also reflect their self-discipline which would further reduce chances of law
securities firms? accounts were used with intent to build up trustworthiness. The SEC thus warned investors to be cautious and choose services offered by the SEC-approved fund managers working for licensed
securities firms? accounts were used with intent to build up trustworthiness. The SEC thus warned investors to be cautious and choose services offered by the SEC-approved fund managers working for licensed