Bangkok, August 26, 2014 ?The SEC is seeking public comment on proposed common offering rules for new financial products not falling within a scope of any existing rules. Introducing the common rules
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “The SEC has the duty to supervise and develop the Thai capital market. One of our key responsibilities is to help increase businesses’ access to funding through capital market’s fundraising mechanisms and tools. To support liquidity of businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic who wish to raise fund using REIT buy-back, the SEC has considered exempting fees for application and filing submitted during February 1, 2021 and December 31, 2023. W...
and Singapore, and the revised Memorandum of Understanding on the Streamlined Review Framework for ASEAN Common Prospectus to cover issuances of plain debt securities under a debt issuance
. The plan involves offering 21,530,245,323 common shares at 0.05 baht per share to the existing shareholders in proportion to their shareholding (rights offering), up to a maximum of 14,353,496,882
and innovations to facilitate fast and convenient market access, more efficient cost management of existing and new intermediaries in fulfilling investors? demands, enhancing market supervisory
December 2024 remains a business day for securities companies and derivatives business operators. This adjustment aligns with the holiday schedule of financial institutions and prevents undue cost burdens on
Initiatives (KSIs) as follows:1) Developing a Practical Taxonomy: Serving as common definition and classification system of economic activities deemed as environmentally-sustainable, a taxonomy aligns the
financial statements by May 27, 2015. AIE was also required to clarify the auditor?s inquiries on cost of sales and inventories by May 12, 2015. The SEC received AIE audit committee report concerning the
issuing bonds to raise fund. The project also aims to encourage those businesses to consider the capital market as a useful channel for fund raising and cost restructuring while fee discount will be offered
executives of the company under Chapter 3/1 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535. The proposed rules aim to achieve a better balance between compliance cost for listed firms and benefit of public