.......................................................... 51 G20/OECD PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE © OECD 2015 9 About the Principles The Principles are intended to help policy makers evaluate and improve the legal, regulatory, and institutional
industry’s performances, which is the inherent risk that significantly impact on their performances that is the risk of fluctuation in CPO price; mostly caused by the intervention of the government to
emphasis on, and strive to improve, the quality control in every element on a continued basis. This will help to promote audit quality and build trustworthiness of the financial reporting system of the Thai
participants should strive toward in order to improve investor protection and the fairness, efficiency and transparency of securities markets, and reduce systemic risk. The Principles apply to all types of CRAs
............................................................ B. Engagement Level ............................................... Root cause analysis and examples of action plans to improve the quality control system .................. Our Focus for the Third
significantly increased thanks to the audit firms’ devoted allocation of resources to develop quality control system, enhance quality of human resources, and invest in audit supporting technology to improve both
-mail : oca@sec.or.th Root cause analysis Activities for enhancing audit quality Suggestions on how to improve audit quality Executive summary Contents Quality Assurance Review Panel (“QARP”) Significant
objectives that CRAs, regulators, rated entities, obligors, underwriters, arrangers, and other market participants should strive toward in order to improve investor protection and the fairness, efficiency and
improvements seen in the 2H17 performance vis-à-vis what we saw during the first half of the year 2017. While production was higher by 6%, EBITDA increased by 20%, highlighting the improve- ment seen on the
improvements seen in the 2H17 performance vis-à-vis what we saw during the first half of the year 2017. While production was higher by 6%, EBITDA increased by 20%, highlighting the improve- ment seen on the