Section 105 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 105. A securities company shall prepare its accounts stating true and accurate business operation and financial condition, which must conform

of the SEC. In the case where the securities company prepares the supporting documents for entry into accounts or disclose information in the financial statements inaccurately or incompletely, the

the mutual fund’s accounts and related documents certified by the management company, and arrange for the fund supervisor to deliver the mutual fund’s accounts and related documents to the liquidator

opening accounts or engaging in business relationships with a securities company, but not including provident funds under the provident fund laws; (3) “ultimate beneficial owner of the transactions” means a

report with the Office on a monthly basis through Form Bor.Lor. 2 and Table Bor.Lor. 2/1 as attached to this Notification by the fourteenth day of the following month. (2) Report on margin accounts: Only

Total Income 2. Expenses 2.1 Expenses on Borrowing 2.2 Fee and Service Expenses 2.3 Bad debt and doubtful accounts 2.4 Shares of loss of subsidiaries and affiliated 2.5 Operating expenses 2.5.1 Personnel

the rate of 0.001 percent of the trading value, regardless of whether such trading is for clients’ accounts or proprietary account, deducted by the following items: (a) the trading value derived from

, excluding those who trade in or offered to trade in derivatives for their own accounts on any derivatives exchange licensed under this Act or those derivatives dealers with the characteristics as specified in

exchange. 6 Section 15. The employer shall absolutely segregate the accounts and documents regarding its financial matters or other assets from the accounts and documents regarding the fund’s financial

, if the remaining clients’ assets are insufficient for allocating to the clients in full, the SEC Office shall distribute the allocation proportionately according to the client asset accounts prepared