in absolute receivership by the Central Bankruptcy Court's order. Mr. Bhusana acknowledged the order but persisted IEC to buy SK1 shares from Mr. Sutin Jaitham and Miss. Charuwan Bhusanabhibankup
Central Bankruptcy Court's order. Mr. Bhusana acknowledged the order but persisted IEC to buy SK1 shares from Mr. Sutin and Miss. Charuwan Bhusanabhibankup, who were his debtors. Later Mr. Sutin repaid
receivership by the Central Bankruptcy Court's order. Mr. Bhusana acknowledged the order but persisted IEC to buy SK1 shares from Mr. Sutin Jaitham and Miss Charuwan, who were his debtors. Later Miss
receivership by the Central Bankruptcy Court's order. Mr. Bhusana acknowledged the order but persisted IEC to buy SK1 shares from Mr. Sutin Jaitham and Miss Charuwan Bhusanabhibankup, who were his debtors
other persons’ accounts in such a way as to take advantage of other persons by using non- public material information concerning the fact that SUPER would sell off its assets of all kinds in its core
than actual value as deposit for shares purchase of another company. In addition, he permitted false records or no record of important information in the company’s accounts and documents, and also
December 2014, it was after the SEC’s probe had revealed such wrongdoing. In addition, he committed or permitted no record of important information in the notes to RAM financial statements for the year 2012
Mr. Yinganan Wongsiridej Mr. Yinganan, while he was a fund manager of the Sala@Sathorn Property Fund (SSPF), knew inside information that there was an offer from one company to purchase the main
the credit was not rated and found defects in consideration of important information or factors with respect to the issuer, and this affected its capability to repay the principal and pay interest