Section 109 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 109. The Office may require any securities company to submit any report or present any document for any period or from time to time as
, report or relevant document to the SEC Office within appropriate period, whether general or case-by-case basis without excessive burden to the intermediary , in order to monitor the compliance with this
.................................................................. as an authorized person to affix binding signature on every page of this document. If the signature of...........................................does not appear on any document, such document shall be
Audit Firm Name: Subject: DOCUMENTATION Prepared By: …………. Date: ……………….. Documentation Sr. Particulars Reference / Sr. Particulars Reference / Guidance Notes Description 1 How does the firm document
the matter of transparency, inspection, check and balance and efficiency of the corporate governance. In this regard, the Company shall describe the following matters: 7.2.1 The composition of the Board
, having obtained an approval from the SEC Office, determined by the securities company association . Clause 3 A business operator shall prepare and store any document or evidence relating to investment in
that there is or was [I] a demeanor of [i] disclosing or distributing information or document which is false and may be misleading or [ii] concealing material facts which should be informed clearly and
) imposing the intermediary to submit any information, report or relevant document to the SEC Office within appropriate period, whether general or case-by-case basis without excessive burden to the
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) storing document and evidence in relation to the customer complaint and the proceedings to handle such complaint for no less than five years from the date the derivatives broker completes its consideration