provisions, conditions, and procedures to protect the investors or to ensure the clarity and uniformity in operating standards in the following matters : 1) The sale, redemption, an increase or reduction of
provisions, conditions, and procedures to protect the investors or to ensure the clarity and uniformity in operating standards in the following matters : 1) The sale, redemption, an increase or reduction of
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
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
Board on October 1, 2007. It has been reviewed periodically since then to ensure appropriateness, topical consistency and compliance with relevant laws. The SEC Code of Governance imposed on board members
considered that auditor already performed duties in compliance with Section 89/25. However, in case auditor has discovered suspicious circumstance but the limitation on scope is imposed by client, as a result
considered that auditor already performed duties in compliance with Section 89/25. However, in case auditor has discovered suspicious circumstance but the limitation on scope is imposed by client, as a result
Conference in 2008. This milestone reflects the SEC’s continued commitment to removing limitation on enforcement cooperation with foreign regulators. The SEC is among 126 regulators around the world (including