limitation period of the civil cases which may be requested for a Class Action in order to deal with the offence or liability under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and amended versions (“the
application for approval of establishment of limited company or public limited company to undertake such business with the Minister for his approval under the SEC’s recommendation. Such application shall be
with the Minister for his approval under the SEC’s recommendation. Such application shall be filed with the SEC via the SEC office in form and together with supplementary documents specified in the SEC’s
offence or liability under the Securities and Exchange Act The characteristics, examples and the limitation period of the civil cases which may be requested for a Class Action in order to deal with the
No limitation of holdings: (1) Tax-exempted institutional investors operating as a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) such as the Government Pension Fund, Social Security Fund, Provident Funds, and
No limitation of holdings: (1) Tax-exempted institutional investors operating as a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) such as the Government Pension Fund, Social Security Fund, Provident Funds, and
granting approval for establishment of company in accordance with the first paragraph within thirty days from the date receiving the SEC’s recommendation. Clause 4 Upon the Minister’s approval under Clause 3
receiving the SEC’s recommendation. Clause 4 Upon the Minister’s approval under Clause 3, approved person shall proceed with establishment of limited company or public limited company to undertake securities
from the date receiving the SEC’s recommendation. Clause 4 Upon the Minister’s approval under Clause 3, the approved person shall proceed with establishment of new limited company or public limited
limited company under the first paragraph within thirty days from the date of receiving the SEC’s recommendation. Clause 7 Upon the Minister’s approval under Clause 6, the approved person shall proceed with