SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “The auditing context has evolved significantly over time. The SEC thus revises the requirements on approval of auditors in the capital market specified in the SEC Office Notification No. Sor Shor. 39/2553 to be in line with the current situation. The amendments aim to facilitate high potential auditors’ entry into the capital market to sufficiently support capital market growth. Essentially, the amendments will (1) lower the requirement...
facilitate public access to mutual fund investment with a small amount of money and have the investment funds managed by the professionals, but also build disciplined investing habits for consistent and
reviewed to be more consistent with the current market landscape. This will benefit further development of international cooperation to be more comprehensive and efficient.
appropriately and sufficiently in line with the number of clients and the transaction volume; 2) Rectifying the client acceptance policy to be consistent with the work systems capable of providing services
found that {A} did not record a number for securities trading orders submitted for a number of clients. {A} admitted that he took trading orders via mobile phone.Failure to keep complete record of the
intermediaries.? The amendment proposal aims to strengthen IT security protection for intermediaries to cope with potential new types of risk arising from the use of new technologies such as mobile devices and
to consultation papers and more convenient participation in the hearing process. The website is accessible via multiple devices such as desktop, tablet and mobile phone, to fit the users
operating system with a view to applying the same and consistent standards to all types of business operators. In addition, the rules will be revised to be more appropriate. The consultation paper is
when the SEC lays out further guidelines for supporting SMEs access to capital market fundraising. 3) Launching mobile application SEC Check First and web-based application Retirement Checkup, SEC’s two
a number of orders via mobile phone. For {B}, the SEC probed into the case and found that she failed to keep complete record of a number of a client's securities trading orders and admitted that the