Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the
Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the
’ participation in the ASEAN CIS Framework marks a progressive step towards greater integration of ASEAN capital markets. The enhanced reach of the platform will open up new opportunities and markets to both
. In addition, efficiency of legal enforcement will be enhanced by improving timeframes of case management on investigation and complaint handling, and cooperating with relevant agencies such as the SET
to all sectors, leading the way towards enhanced capabilities and higher potential for all stakeholder groups. As for the SEC organization itself, it is important that the SEC team, as a change agent
with fair treatment and transparency, and increase flexibility for management of member contribution. Most respondents agreed with the proposed amendments and suggested further details for the
support securities regulators to tackle new challenges and risks. The second FSAP included the assessment of the SEC’s roles and responsibilities regarding transparency, independence, rulemaking procedures
companies should be taken into account as well; Principle 4: Institutional investors should apply enhanced monitoring of and engagement with the investee companies if monitoring pursuant to Principle 3 is
select auditors and the delivery of insightful reporting by auditors when the enhanced auditor reporting standards take effect in 2017.Mr. Eugene Wong, a member of the AOB said ?The new auditor reporting
Project aims to enhance national transparency, boost morale, applaud governmental organizations’ exemplary role, and promote corporate value of management based on good governance, professional ethics