ASEAN CIS initiative to the Philippines further strengthens connectivity in the ASEAN region. As the fourth signatory to the Framework, we will also endeavour to work together with other signatories in
commended the pilot initiative to connect the stock markets of Malaysia and Singapore which could act as a template for future connectivity amongst ASEAN stock markets.The meeting also endorsed the ACMF
The 31st ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) Meeting today in Phuket discussed the progress of ACMF initiatives on sustainability, connectivity and resilience. The initiative on developing a Roadmap
Under the DR Linkage, depositary receipts representing securities listed on one market will be issued for trading on the other. The enhanced connectivity between the two markets will increase cross
run.Notedly, SEC Thailand has strengthened strong cooperation with CLMV countries to promote regional connectivity in capital markets, in line with national policy related to the ASEAN Economic Community
conference on 11 October 2018 on “Sustainability and Connectivity”. This conference aimed at allowing capital market supervisory agencies in ASEAN to exchange their views, opinions and experiences, as well
capital market as well as SMEs’ and startups’ capital market access to funding sources. The regulators came to a mutual decision to further explore ways for development and implementation of connectivity
opportunities through greater connectivity, inclusiveness and resilience of capital markets within ASEAN.One of the key initiatives being endorsed at the ACMF's 26th meeting today, hosted by the Securities
companies.“SEC Thailand is committed to improving the competitiveness of Thai capital market and creating opportunities from international connectivity. One of our goals is to enhance dialogue between SFC
whereby there is a system interconnection for those providers/partners to access critical data of business operators or their customers’ data. The consultation paper is available at https://www.sec.or.th/TH