Thai Listed Companies is conducted by the Thai Institute of Directors (IOD) with an objective to present assessment results of listed companies’ corporate governance practices and to promote corporate
have shown that the Thai capital market’s rules and regulations on corporate governance practices are in accordance with international standards, lead the ASEAN countries, and hold a top three position
their duties for the best interests of the company. Therefore, A person who has a conflict of interest must not do business which is in competition with the company. There must be no related party
results. CG-ROSC participants are not required to pay any expenses but to facilitate the assessment process by providing information and coordinating with related entities in their country for the World
all directors, executives, employees and staff. The board should ensure adequate mechanisms are in place for monitoring, reviewing and reporting compliance with the company’s policies and guidelines
company does not proceed, then the company secretary may request the audit committee to consider the matter, and if it turns out to be a related party transaction, make sure it complies with the governing
assessment. Protecting Minority Investors The SEC office has involved and supported in the Protection of Minority Investors Topic along with the Department of Business Development, the Ministry of