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
are reliably and trustworthy, the Securities and Exchange Commission hereby issues the principles for undertaking business as follows: (1) honesty, fairness and integrity An intermediary shall conduct
to manage the investment for the investor with honesty, due care and with the interest of client prior to the interest of it own. Nevertheless, the organisational structure shall be in line with the
. Clause 3. In order to ensure that representatives shall render services with honesty and due care for the best interest of investors as well as provide appropriate and adequate information in line with
the contract’s value, a relatively small movement of the market can lead to either large losses or gains within a short period of time. The Client may sustain losses significantly beyond the amount of
comprehensively study the contract specification, i.e. category or type of underlying assets or variables, contract size/unit/multiplier, minimum price movement, daily price limit, last trading day, settlement day
causes a movement or change in the client’s assets under custody of such securities company or in cases under the second paragraph. In cases where it appears that a client does not have any transaction
movement of money and assets of the fund, and approve money and asset transferring for the purpose other than those provided in 1 and 2. 3.2 External auditor to perform the audit of the fund assets at least
) rating mutual fund and publishing the information on mutual fund rating with honesty, fairness, impartial, independence as well as due care for the sake of information recipients; (3) indicating the
such funds with honesty and integrity by exercising their knowledge, competency and expertise with due care and prudence of the same standard or in the same manner as a professional. Clause 3 In managing