Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) Established in 1983, the IOSCO is the international body that brings together global securities regulators and is recognized as the global standard setter for
required; Analyzing and assessing financial positions and the operational results of the business activities, as well as impacts on the shareholders, to come up with recommendations for the shareholders to
required; Analyzing and assessing financial positions and the operational results of the business activities, as well as impacts on the shareholders, to come up with recommendations for the shareholders to
public and private sectors. Creating collaboration among all agencies in terms of concerted efforts to achieve the mission for well-being of the public. Our Roles How We Regulate SEC Working Principles
empowered to achieve financial well-being. To deliver this objective, the SEC is compelled to adapt and refine its strategy and operations to effectively address the challenges and issues that have arisen
level depending on knowledge and virtue to achieve the goal of balance, prosperity and sustainability of individual well-being and the society at large. In other words, by adhering to this
level depending on knowledge and virtue to achieve the goal of balance, prosperity and sustainability of individual well-being and the society at large. In other words, by adhering to this
level depending on knowledge and virtue to achieve the goal of balance, prosperity and sustainability of individual well-being and the society at large. In other words, by adhering to this
level depending on knowledge and virtue to achieve the goal of balance, prosperity and sustainability of individual well-being and the society at large. In other words, by adhering to this
(IFIAR) Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) International Accounting Standard Board (IASB) Supporting Accounting Profession to be in line with International Standards Auditor Supervision