transparency and accountability of the board of directors to build investor confidence. Such confidence is essential to raising capital and being a public listed company.   Confidence is indeed important; it is

transparency and accountability of the board of directors to build investor confidence. Such confidence is essential to raising capital and being a public listed company.   Confidence is indeed important; it is

of investor's confidence to securities business industry.   Clause 7  Securities company having major shareholder with disqualified characters specified in Clause 4, shall, in writing, notify the SEC

confidence and promoting robust economic growth.   The SEC also encourages listed companies to establish and implement anti-corruption measures and requires them to disclose such policy and performance in the

confidence and promoting robust economic growth.   The SEC also encourages listed companies to establish and implement anti-corruption measures and requires them to disclose such policy and performance in the

confidence and promoting robust economic growth.   The SEC also encourages listed companies to establish and implement anti-corruption measures and requires them to disclose such policy and performance in the

confidence and promoting robust economic growth.   The SEC also encourages listed companies to establish and implement anti-corruption measures and requires them to disclose such policy and performance in the

Investors SHARE : Detail Content ​​​​ In building investors' confidence, it is impossible for the SEC, to protect investors from all risks or shield them against investment losses. The main objective of the

, particularly those influencing stakeholders' trust and confidence towards the Thai capital market. As well, the SEC is dedicated to striking a balance between market regulation and development to ensure that

all stakeholders to benefits from the capital market with confidence. The major groups of stakeholders and their expectations from the SEC are defined as follows: Stakeholders in the Capital Market