on capital market infrastructure for sustainable growth including mutual recognition of regulatory standards and practices, development of collective investment scheme business, promotion of financial
efficiency and reduce costs for market participants in all sectors, facilitate equal access to financial services for all target groups, and strengthen competitive edge of the Thai economy
from the latest Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) in 2019, requesting SEC to amend the Securities and Exchange Act to impose sanctions on the audit firms in the capital market.“In addition
Bangkok, October 15, 2014 ? The SEC supported Thaipat Institute in announcement on progress level assessment of Thai listed companies? anti-corruption (anti-corruption progress indicator). The
Bangkok, February 4, 2016 ? In the continued support to Thaipat Institute?s assessment of Thai listed companies based on the 2015 Anti-corruption Progress Indicators, the SEC has marked an overall
Bangkok, May 6, 2014 ? The SEC supports Thaipat Institute to develop ?the first CSR and Anti-corruption progress indicators for Thai listed companies?, with a six level assessment of 0-5. In the
The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) welcomed the progress achieved by the ASEAN Green Bond Standards at its meeting today. Since its launch in November 2017, the ASEAN Green Bond Standards have
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “This is the second time Thailand has participated in FSAP voluntarily because it is important that the development of the Thai financial sector
Bangkok, July 8, 2016 ? The SEC Independent Audit Inspection Activities Reports for the second-cycle period during 2013-2015 have shown significant progress in the quality control system of audit
The SEC emphasizes the importance of supporting relevant parties and key stakeholders in the financial reporting ecosystem to ensure that they are capable of performing their duties appropriately