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Principles to a higher level, and helping make Thai listed firms ready for competition in ASEAN. SET has received a considerable amount of valuable input from listed companies, both through their-self
review the information disclosed or disseminated regularly or every time there is a change or an update so that the information is current. Clause 17 Securities clearing houses and central securities
internal audit plan in place by reviewing all departments’ operational risk management plans and prioritising them according to their risk level. The audit will focus on high risk/high impact areas and will
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require listed companies to make a statement explaining the extent of their compliance with the Principles. There has been extensive legal and regulatory change in Thailand since 2005 Stakeholders are
initiative of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The results ref lected a satisfactory level of Thailand's compliance with the international standards. Certain deficiencies were identified and
debt instruments. Resulting from the changes, dealers of debt instruments can now offset the losses from the trading transactions with the profit. This represented a change from the old provision that
million baht respectively. Accordingly, buying volumes of domestic institutional investors were partly from the establishment of new 40 equities mutual funds. High level of confidence among domestic
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