Comments on: “Trading costs on the Stock Exchange of Thailand” Authors: Charoenwong C., Ding D.K., Jenwittayaroje N. Comments on: “Risk-taking behaviour during downturn: evidence of loss-chasing and
investment type as follows: 1. Bank Deposit 2. GSB/BAAC Lottery 3. Common Stock 4. Real Estates 5. Precious Metal 6. Personal Share 7. Insurance Policy 8. Cooperatives 9. Government Bond 10. State Enterprise
Security Fund; (13) listed companies on the Stock Exchange of Thailand; (14) juristic persons incorporated under the law of Thailand with the assets of five billion baht or more in the financial statements
companies on the Stock Exchange of Thailand; (14) juristic persons incorporated under the law of Thailand with the assets of five billion baht or more in the financial statements; (15) any other person
), due to higher contribution of C-Vitt and COVID-19 impact. Higher proportion of C-Vitt in total portfolio distorted the overall gross margin as C-Vitt operates under joint venture model so profit is
Jor 99/2552 Re: Provisions Relating to Offer for Sale of Securities Issued by Foreign Company for Listing on the Stock Exchange of Thailand dated 4 November 2009; (2) The Notification of the Capital
it should be made available as soon as reasonably possible so that investors are able to make informed decisions based on it; this diminishes the likelihood of a false or distorted market. Information
paid up; “Stock Exchange” means the Stock Exchange of Thailand; “related person” means the related person under the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board concerning the Related Party
appears in the SEC’s approved list; “related person” means a related person under the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board concerning the Rules on Related Party Transactions; “Stock Exchange