-regulation and the costs from unintended consequences of policy action. 8 REFORM PRIORITIES IN ASIA: TAKING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE TO A HIGHER LEVEL © OECD 2011 underpinned by a stock-taking exercise of progress
progress that reflects their awareness and serious effort against corruption. ?The assessment allowed each listed company to realize its anti-corruption development level and thus enabled the company to
on capital market infrastructure for sustainable growth including mutual recognition of regulatory standards and practices, development of collective investment scheme business, promotion of financial
satisfactory improvement among 585* listed companies. The rise of 13 such companies to Progress Level 5 (out of 6 levels) indicated extended efforts to involve stakeholders in the implementation of corporate
international standard. The indicators will be of use in assessment of two aspects, namely CSR Progress Indicator and Anti-corruption Progress Indicator, ranging from basic to ultimate level of development. With
relation to the ACMF Market Development Programme. ------------- Note-to-Editors: About the ACMFThe ACMF is a high-level grouping of capital market regulators from all 10 ASEAN jurisdictions, namely
sandbox is one of the policies in alignment with the 3rd Capital Market Development Plan (2017-2021), featuring Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) initiated by the SEC. It is expected to enhance
In November 2019, SEC engaged the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) to conduct a study on laws pertaining to the supervision of audit firms and auditors in foreign capital markets for
said: ?The bond market is one of the three pillars of the Thai economy apart from equity and commercial banking industries. During the past two decades, the bond market has experienced significant growth
Thai Listed companies step forward in raising standard and reliability of the ASEAN region by promoting good corporate governance practices at international level, as such creating recognition of the