Bangkok, 7 February 2018 ? All of the 26 members of the Association of Asset Management Companies (AIMC) have declared their intention to adopt the Investment Governance Code (I Code) for institutional investors in line with international practice.AIMC Chairperson Voravan Tarapoom said that on 24 January 2018, all AIMC members, 26 asset management companies to be exact, declared their intention to adopt the I Code as a guideline for work operation and investment.?Institutional investors are a k...
to demonstrate collective strength and commitment to fighting against corruption under the theme, “BREAK THE CORRUPTION: Don't Participate. Don't Tolerate. Don't Ignore. United Thailand against
to demonstrate collective strength and commitment to fighting against corruption under the theme, “BREAK THE CORRUPTION: Don't Participate. Don't Tolerate. Don't Ignore. United Thailand against
good governance of the invested enterprises are taken into consideration apart from profit making.So far, the 30 institutional investors who have agreed to abide by the I Code include state organizations
to abide by the Securities and Exchange Act, B.E. 2535 (1992) and the Derivatives Act, B.E. 2546 (2003). They must not have behavior for unfair trade. Examples are analyses with distorted
client's damage. {A}'s misconduct was a failure to provide material information or warning statements to prevent investors? benefits from being compromised. He also failed to abide by professional ethics of
framework will have to abide by a set of common standards (the ?Standards of Qualifying CIS") designed to ensure that the retail funds are managed based on industry best practices.About the ACMF- The ACMF is
public announcement of the statement of intent to abide by the Code, to encourage other institutional investors to adopt the Code to their responsible investment policy as well. AIMC President Voravan
regulations governing digital token offering and digital asset businesses. Such principles and relevant draft regulations abide by the new law's underlying purposes of facilitating legitimate uses of digital
other signatory jurisdictions under a streamlined authorisation process. Fund managers using this framework will have to abide by a set of common standards (the “Standards of Qualifying CIS”) designed