SEC Secretary-General Pornanong Budsaratragoon said: “The Thai capital market has developed in line with the global emphasis on climate change initiatives. The Thai version of the TCFD Recommendations, prepared by the SEC with support from the TCFD, is a vital tool for listed companies, investment analysts and asset managers to gain a better understanding of climate-related financial disclosures that involve risks and opportunities concerning climate change, enabling them to analyze secur...
competitive, whereas provide Thai investors with more choices of investment and better diversification.? For details on issuance and offering of local currency-denominated bonds under AMBIF, please visit
regulations for their respective markets.The ARFP is an initiative to facilitate cross-border offerings of mutual funds among APEC member economies. Essentially, a fund established in the home country and
The enhancement of fund managers’ duty performance in accordance with I-Code** will be supported by Thailand ESG Data Framework – an initiative under the AIMC Three-Year Sustainable Roadmap. The
retirement funds as new investment choices for the retired with demand for regular payouts and return from their retirement benefits. The fund?s portfolio will be allocated to invest in not too risky assets
specific features of trigger funds. For example, fund intermediaries must strictly clarify that the trigger point is not a guarantee of returns, and that unit redemption ahead of the target date set in the
Bangkok, November 17, 2014 ?The SEC revoked the approval of Nakul Chaiyanil, a former fund manager for ten years for failure to perform his duty with honesty in relation to management of 101 Montri
Bangkok, June 5, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on revision of rules governing mutual fund prospectus to provide more useful information for investment decision making. Management
Bangkok, January 21, 2014 ? The SEC revised rules governing provident fund investment for more clarity and flexibility in line with international standards. The new rules have become effective in
Bangkok, July 28, 2014 ? Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General revealed that the Capital Market Supervisory Board has approved revisions of investment rules applicable to mutual funds and provident funds in response to market development while widening investment asset varieties and in line with international standards. Key proposed changes include introduction of more principle-based eligible asset rules, investment rules with higher level of diversification and reclassifications of fund...