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
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
appropriate level of risks. To achieve such a goal, the SEC believes that investing in activities with emphasis on sustainability strategies, good governance and accountability to the society and environment
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
achieve the national missions within the scope of assigned authority and under the related laws. Our Roles How We Regulate SEC Working Principles Our Policies Signatory of Investment Government Code (I
Education, Science, Research, and Innovation Member of the Governmental Accounting Standard and Policy Committee & Internal Audit Quality Assessment Committee, the Comptroller General’s Department, Ministry
achieve three core objectives of securities regulations: (1) protecting investors, (2) ensuring that markets are fair, efficient and transparent, and (3) reducing systemic risks. IOSCO Principles comprise
Exchange Act (SEA), which prescribes international standard structure, transparency and independence of the SEC Board by separating the roles and responsibilities of Chairman from those of Secretary-General