has been carried out under the auspices of the OECD Corporate Governance Committee with all G20 countries invited to participate in the review on an equal footing with the OECD Member countries. Experts
the years, which led to otherwise avoidable damages and erosion of confidence in the capital market and the Thai economy as a whole. The SEC, therefore, will continue on with its timely and relentless
uncertainty and external challenges led by record-high oil prices, fluctuation of foreign capital flows at rapid speed and in high volume, and US subprime mortgage crisis. Yet, the Thai capital market succeeded
revised in 2004 to take into account inter alia, the experience in Asia with concentrated ownership. The Asian Roundtable therefore decided that a review of the White Paper was warranted. This Report is
, Thailand 2004 was a very challenging year for Thai economy and the capital market. We were faced successively with the adverse impacts of the SARs, the bird flu, and the oil price increases. But despite
in 2000-07, strong by international standards, but somewhat below its growth rate in previous decades and that of other ASEAN members. The global economic crisis led to a sharp slowdown, with a 2.3
Achievements in 2003 ● 2004 - 2007 Strategic Plan Achievements of the SEC in line with the 4 Strategic Goals 22 GOAL 1 Develop the Thai Capital Market as an Important Alternative for Fund Mobilization and
depositories, which are financial market infrastructures, to deploy effective and secure risk management systems, provide services in a transparent and fair manner, and operate appropriately and correspond with
and Mission The SEC’s vision, mission and objectives aim at supervising and developing the capital market to be efficient, transparent, inclusive, reliable, and in accordance with international
characteristics, and qualifications used for registration, whether with authority or not, and training history at the Thai Institute of Directors. Financial data: Data relating to the financial aspect of business