Bangkok, 6 October 2016 ? The SEC has banned eight directors and executives of Nation Multimedia Group Public Company Limited (NMG) for having improper characteristics as specified in the SEC
expenses. In addition, both POLAR executives have been barred from holding the director position at any issuing or securities company for 10 years each. Apart from the civil sanction, the SEC is questioning
revised in the following conclusions:(1) “Digital asset advisers” and “digital asset fund managers” will be announced as the additional businesses. These businesses are categorized into two types
. In this regard, six of the offenders are banned for the maximum period of 10 years each, and the other two for five years each. In addition, three branch managers of the bank were penalized for
-related risk information, to investors and stakeholders via the 56-1 One Report. The SEC has published the Guidelines as a manual that asset managers who manage mutual funds, private funds and provident
digital asset business operators. Essentially, the proposed amendment would allow digital asset fund managers to apply for a quota to execute foreign exchange transactions with financial institutions in
the company to expedite the submission to the SEC and the disclosure through the SET Electronic Information System. Meanwhile, EARTH executives are subject to investigation regarding their duty
Bangkok, June 24, 2015 - The SEC filed a criminal complaint with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) against directors and executives of G Steel PCL (GSTEL) and G J Steel PCL (GJS) for
Bangkok, April 23, 2015 ?The Criminal Court sentenced 3 former executives of POWER-P Plc. (POWER), namely Ratchasak Susewi, Phongsak Khongpanyakul, and Siriporn Tangmitpracha as well as an accessory
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol stated on 17 September 2019 that SEC had a meeting with ASCO and the senior executives of every securities company and derivative contract business