significant rise to the world’s 3rd highest rank with 86 scores, from No. 15 with 75 scores in the preceding year. Such development was a result of the improvement in the Ease of Shareholder Suits Index
Somsak?s account. In the case of Athueck, 6,000 shares were purchased via his daughter Areeya?s account. The misconducts committed by Korsak, Pittaya, Piyawat and Athueck, who had a privileged access to
include: - disclosure of additional information to cover individual remunerations for executives of the highest rank, e.g., chief executive officer and managing director; - extending the periods for
University, who will serve as ad-hoc contest committees and will set out the requirements for scoring, as well as rank the participants as had been done every time before. Additionally, this year’s contest