Bangkok, January 27, 2015 ? The SEC eases investment rules to allow mutual funds for retail investors (retail fund) and private funds to invest in the GMS instruments. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC
?Bangkok, August 4, 2014 ? The SEC will allow commercial banks to offer for sale to retail investors, Basel III tier 2 instruments with condition of conversion to equity and specified floor
) to retail investors in Thailand, expected to become effective by Q2/2014.The ASEAN CIS allowed to be offered to retail investors in Thailand must be approved by capital market regulators and have been
Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) Framework. The Framework enables fund managers operating in one jurisdiction to offer funds constituted and approved in that jurisdiction to retail investors in the other
main driving force has been an increasing awareness among investors, both retail and institutional, of ESG-related matters. Similarly, in Thailand, there are a number of mutual funds with the
protection mechanism.? The Royal Decree on Digital Asset Businesses B.E. 2561 (2018), which has become effective since 14 May 2018, stipulates that the SEC shall be the main regulator for digital token
wallet provider, and other rules related to the digital asset business operations. The main objectives of the proposed amendments were to build an adequate and appropriate investor protection mechanisms in
strong investor protection scheme possible. According to SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, “Protecting investors is one of SEC’s main tasks. SEC has put in place a system to receive
. In addition, inception of mutual funds for non-retail (MF for non-retail) will no longer be permitted to avoid repetition of mutual funds for accredited investors, selling units to institutional and
Bangkok, January 20, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on draft rules on cross-border offering of ASEAN collective investment schemes (ASEAN CIS) to retail investors. When compiled with non