systems to ensure continuity of business and a timely resumption to normal operations. The SEC also examined the SET's policies and procedures on BCP and business continuity management (BCM) adopting as the

principles were developed cov- ering implementation and enforcement, and mechanisms that should be established for parties to pro- tect their rights. However, the Principles seek to minimise the risk of over

impede staff operation. All departments were required to set up their separate contingency plan to alleviate the impacts of such emergencies and ensure normal and continual operation of businesses in the

contains the SEC’s press releases and actions undertaken against those who are registered and those who have breached the securities law. [ Goal 1 ]20 . . . . . . . . Moreover, the SEC has developed the

the execution of electronic transactions which would be deemed as fully legitimate as normal transactions, for example, transactions related to businesses under the SEC supervision, subscription

compliance with proper standards of practices and ethical code of conduct ● Developed law or system to enhance investorsû rights and protection such as trust law, class action, and arbitration procedure

have been achieved. The capital market has developed and gone through a major turnaround in support of the country’s economic revival and sustained growth. Such advancement was reflected in the increase

as fully legitimate as normal transactions, for example, transactions related to businesses under the SEC supervision, subscription, issuance and settlement of securities, and organization of

for reform in individual countries. 4 G20/OECD PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE © OECD 2015 The Principles were originally developed by the OECD in 1999 and last updated in 2004. The current review

practices are relatively infrequent considering the overall normal transactions in the capital market; however, damage incurred from a few cases could tarnish the confidence of investors and stakeholders on a