limitation period of the civil cases which may be requested for a Class Action in order to deal with the offence or liability under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and amended versions (“the
offence or liability under the Securities and Exchange Act The characteristics, examples and the limitation period of the civil cases which may be requested for a Class Action in order to deal with the
No limitation of holdings: (1) Tax-exempted institutional investors operating as a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) such as the Government Pension Fund, Social Security Fund, Provident Funds, and
No limitation of holdings: (1) Tax-exempted institutional investors operating as a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) such as the Government Pension Fund, Social Security Fund, Provident Funds, and
applying for approval to be the major shareholder of the securities company or in any other report required to be filed with the SEC Office or SEC; (10) has worked in the manner indicating lack of ethic or
regarding unfair securities trading activities. (7) not having the following prohibited behaviors; lack of professional ethics or violation of or non-compliance with the regulations
indicating cheat or dishonest, irresponsibility, reckless in respective of protection of clients’ benefit, lack of cautiousness or unfair or unreliable business conduct; (5) be able to show that its
in respective of protection of clients’ benefit, lack of cautiousness or unfair or unreliable business conduct; In case where shareholder under the first paragraph is a legal entity, its director or
respective of protection of clients’ benefit, lack of cautiousness or unfair or unreliable business conduct; (5) be able to show that its operational system will be prompt for operating securities business in
standards and ethics; (4) Having no prohibited characteristics specified such as having actions that indicate a lack of professional ethics or standard of conduct in performing the duties of financial