development of regulatory frameworks in Thailand. Capital Market Sector Thailand's capital market is assessed based on the International Organization of Securities Commission (IOSCO) Principles, which aim to
systems by improving compliance with internationally recognized standards and codes. The recommendations contained in the report aim to build on the existing system, and offer the groundwork for a country
and ending dates in performing the duties, and a list of fund managers. (3) Organization of knowledge enhancement or training sessions for fund managers and related officers. (4) Calculation and
responsibility in the investment-related field of the mutual fund management company. 2.2 The mutual fund management company shall organize knowledge enhancement or training sessions for their fund managers and
recommendations contained in the report aim to build on the existing system, and offer the groundwork for a country action plan geared toward a strengthened infrastructure of corporate financial reporting in
organization established with an aim to fight against corruption, having 120 countries network worldwide. Transparency International in collaboration with Gottingen University, Germany has conducted CPI across