(1/2) of Section 21 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535: “(1/1) not reaching the age of sixty years on the appointment date; (1/2) having knowledge, capabilities and expertise on capital
with integrity and prudence as a professional with expertise by providing fair treatment to beneficiaries. In furtherance of the performance of the trustee’s duty under the first paragraph, the SEC shall
benefit of beneficiaries, a trustee has the duty to manage a trust with integrity and prudence as a professional with expertise by providing fair treatment to beneficiaries. In furtherance of the
For the highest benefit of beneficiaries, a trustee has the duty to manage a trust with integrity and prudence as a professional with expertise by providing fair treatment to beneficiaries. In
date; (1/2) 6 having knowledge, capabilities and expertise on capital market, economics or finance and banking; (2) not being or having been a bankrupt; (3) not being a political official, an appointed
characteristics as follows: (1) being able to perform his duty full time for the Office; (1/1)6 not reaching the age of sixty years on the appointment date; (1/2)6 having knowledge, capabilities and expertise on
subcommittee to perform any matter as designated. The subcommittee under the first paragraph shall consist of a chairman and at least four other qualified members with the knowledge and expertise in relation to
subcommittee to perform any matter as designated. The subcommittee under the first paragraph shall consist of a chairman and at least four other qualified members with the knowledge and expertise in relation to
matter. Section 13.2 The fund shall be managed by a person who is not the employer and is licensed to operate securities business in the category of private fund management under the law governing
is a limited company or a public limited company does not have an authorized person to act on its behalf or has an authorized person but such authorized person cannot operate for whatever reason