Section 133 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 133. The securities company shall manage a private fund with honesty and care to preserve the interests of the person who has authorized the
Section 117 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 117. In the management of a mutual fund, a securities company may set up and manage a mutual fund only when its application to set up the
that the derivatives fund manager will appropriately manage the investments for investors to protect and maintain the best interest of investors under acceptable risk exposure, it is necessary that the
that the trustee shall manage such property for the benefit of beneficiaries. This meaning includes a document showing the intention to create trust whereby a settlor and a trustee are the same person
whole or in part, to manage the business of the securities company only with the approval from the Office. In cases where it later appears that the persons under the first paragraph have the prohibited
Office in accordance with the rules, conditions and procedures specified in the notification of the SEC. The securities company may act as a custodian for the person who has authorized it to manage the
statements, registration and any other application; (4) accept fees as specified in the ministerial regulations or as determined by the SEC and the Office. Provided that it shall be solely for the benefit of
action within determined period which the SEC Office shall stipulate reasonably and in consistency with related circumstances, matters and issues; (6) imposing the intermediary to submit any information
to receive assets proven by evidence to be the client’s assets under possession of an intermediary under receivership by court order, the person with the proceeding power shall segregate and manage the
Exchange Commission can manage risk or make arbitrage with trading of securities or derivatives relating to gold in foreign countries, it is therefore necessary to issue this Notification in order to monitor