. 2535, as amended by the Securities and Exchange Act (No. 4) B.E. 2551, shall be repealed and replaced with the following provisions: “SECTION 59 A director, manager, person who holds management position
. "securities business" means any of the following securities businesses: (1) securities brokerage; (2) securities dealing; (3) investment advisory service; (4) securities underwriting; (5) mutual fund management
service; (4) securities underwriting; (5) mutual fund management; (6) private fund management; (7) other businesses relating to securities as specified by the Minister upon recommendation of the SEC
, which are capable of protecting the computer system and computer data as well as the management of risks associated with crime or other causes; (4) appropriate accounting systems for the business and
) sufficient financial resources for the conduct of and risks associated with its operations; (2) safety of its clients’ assets; (3) security measures against electronic crime, which are capable of protecting
institutional investors shall register with the SEC Office, unless it engages in the derivatives fund management business for a mutual fund under the Securities and Exchange Act, then a license from the SEC is
institutional investors shall register with the SEC Office, unless it engages in the derivatives fund management business for a mutual fund under the Securities and Exchange Act, then a license from the SEC is
following the date of its publication in the Government Gazette. SECTION 3. The definition “mutual fund management” in Section 4 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 shall be repealed and replaced
. SECTION 3. The definition “private fund management” in Section 4 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 shall be repealed and replaced with the following provision: “"private fund management" means
Fund Management and Fund Voting 4/10 • Enhancing mutual fund management supervision for better protection of unitholders’ interests • Improving fund voting mechanism for asset management https