Notification of Standard Conduct in the part concerning the effectiveness and consistency of the information system in the following matters: (1) governance of enterprise information technology in accordance
enterprise information technology and operating systems for information security; (2) supervision, monitoring and examinaion of compliance with the policies, measures and the operating systems under (1); (3
) international financial institutions; (8) government agencies and state enterprise under the law on budgetary procedure; (9) the Financial Institutions Development Fund; (10) the Government Pension Fund; (11
characteristics required for the executives under Section 103 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and the Notifications issued thereunder and/or under Section 24 in connection with Section 23 of the
Thailand; (3) an international financial institution; (4) a juristic person established under a specific law; (5) a government agency and a State enterprise under the law on budgetary procedure; (6) the
securities company; or (b) an appointment is made in accordance with Section 145; (c) the securities company is a state enterprise under the law relating to budget procedures. (8) being a manager or a person
government agency and state enterprise under the law on budgetary procedure; (8) the Financial Institutions Development Fund; (9) a juristic person having total assets of five hundred million baht or more
case an intermediary being [i] financial institution which is regulated by the Bank of Thailand or the Office of Insurance Commission or [ii] state enterprise under Ministry of Finance’s purview has
securities to the SEC Office within [the following] specified period by indicating the following details: (1) 15 days as from the end of each month having the offer for sale of debt securities. In connection
connection, the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (“SFC”) and the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (“SEC”) have agreed to develop a cooperative framework for cross