Bangkok, October 15, 2014 ? The SEC supported Thaipat Institute in announcement on progress level assessment of Thai listed companies? anti-corruption (anti-corruption progress indicator). The
practices in line with international standards. We are truly delighted that Thai listed companies continue to progress in their practice, making Thailand the country with the most recognized companies in the
Thai capital market to access best-practice tools and resources and increase their alignment with the SDGs. “As we take the agenda of SDG acceleration forward, we must do so with the full participation
Bangkok, May 6, 2014 ? The SEC supports Thaipat Institute to develop ?the first CSR and Anti-corruption progress indicators for Thai listed companies?, with a six level assessment of 0-5. In the
Bangkok, April 10, 2015 - The SEC summarized the development and supervision on the capital market from late 2011 to early 2015 with achievements in lifting up the Thai capital market to match the
Thai capital market to become the GMS Connector as follows: (1) Supporting fundraising of foreign companies, especially GMS countries to list their shares on the Stock Exchange of Thailand by enacting
correlated timing with high volumes to control the market price of SLC shares to mislead general public and induced them to trade in SLC shares. The nine accounts then were able to gradually offloaded their
caused the TIGER stock price to be inconsistent with normal market conditions with the price rising from 3.50 baht/stock to 4.50 baht/stock and the average daily trading volume increasing from
trading accounts and bank account to trade securities and clear the trading orders. Such collusion in executing trading orders of TIGER stocks of Atthavut and Sujeera in such manners caused the TIGER stock
further advance the their business toward sustainability. Consequently, Thai listed companies are currently recognized in the international stage for their commitment to progress and prime performance in