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
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
million baht was attributed to IPOs of 51 companies, compared to 27 companies in 2003. Thai Oil PLC was the largest offering with a total value of 29,116 million baht. Other notable IPO companies were the
shareholder). Many of these transactions facilitate normal day-to-day business of the business group and might be economically efficient. Examples of such transactions are sale or purchase of goods, and
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
enterprises (SOEs), which include some of the largest listed companies. Thailand is also notable for a number of initiatives to improve corporate governance that go beyond legal or regulatory requirements
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
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
shall establish rules or regulations which allow for exchange of information about securities clearing and settlement, including any other information obtained during the normal course of operation as a