procedures and expenses. Furthermore, capital market tools currently available do not respond to SMEs’ needs. Therefore, SEC is now developing new rules to add more fund mobilization options for SMEs that
supporting digital asset businesses in Thailand. Our collaborative efforts will continue.”The key takeaway from this meeting was that the SEC and the TDO will work together to support various initiatives aimed
cooperation of SEC, considered that a strong capital market infrastructure which process capability to support the changing economy and digital society could provide a solid foundation for further development
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has convened a meeting with the Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) to discuss policy directions for developing asset management
sustainability goal, and the promotion of long-term savings to support the aging society, an important goal under the National Strategy. The key takeaway from this meeting is that the SEC will provide policy
the organizational culture and formulating corporate policies that support the integration of human rights into business operations. In the future, a training course “Business and Human Rights Course
aimed to support audit committees to perform their roles amidst the development and change of accounting principles and report practices of financial and non-financial information. In the seminar, audit
center on laws, regulations and practices in support of sustainable development to help promote international recognition of the Thai capital market. Aside from corporate governance, the re-launched
Bangkok, March 17, 2015 ? The SEC, the Institute of Directors Association (IOD), the Federation of Accounting Professions under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the King (FAP), the Thai Listed Companies Association (TLCA), the Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC), the Government Pension Fund (GPF) and the Thai Investors Association (TIA) jointly promote the right protection volunteer roles in exercising voting rights effectively and in accordance with good corporate governanc...
Bangkok, March 16, 2016 ? The Criminal Fining Committee has imposed a fine of 500,000 baht on Chai Sophonpanich for disclosing inside information for other persons to purchase shares of Bangkok Insurance Public Company Limited (BKI). Following a referral from the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the SEC?s further inspection has revealed that Chai, then chairman and chairman of the executive board of directors of BKI, proposed a dividend payment plan for BKI shareholders at the ratio of five existing...