Bangkok, October 13, 2014 ? The SEC allows allotment of newly issued shares in an IPO to related persons of issuing companies up to 25 per cent of total number of shares offered. For offering of
issuers, related intermediaries and those who transact with digital assets, and lessen chance for people on deception or be at disadvantages as well as allow the public sector to have tools to monitor
entitled to subscribe for the shares at least 14 days before the subscription date, and the offering for sale of the existing shares shall not be advertised to the public. In addition, SEC has proposed an
(AFTC) regarding the preparation for such products launch;2. High net worth investors should be allowed to invest in securities of higher risk levels. This will not only help increase investment volume
(AFTC) regarding the preparation for such products launch;2. High net worth investors should be allowed to invest in securities of higher risk levels. This will not only help increase investment volume
some of its regulations for offers via private placement to related parties or investors who can look after themselves. The offers will be permitted as public offerings, with an exemption of duties for
objectives, financial condition, needs and limitations. The firms are also required to disclose, in the fund?s prospectus and all other related documents, their policies for managing exchange rate risk in the
- retail investors. The greater extent of offering to retail investors will not only widen investment alternatives, but also expand business opportunities for the mutual fund operators and propel integrated
disclosure related to the DW prices for the benefit of investors? decision-making.While DWs have become a more popular choice of investment, an SEC research has shown that sufficient disclosure of useful
to holders of digital tokens or real estate-backed initial coin offering (ICO). Meanwhile, the regulations have not yet extended to such fund raising method and a smart contract has not yet covered