of the Office of the SEC. Chapter 2 Special Purpose Juristic Person Section 9. A special purpose juristic person may be established in the form of a limited company, a public limited company, a mutual
juristic person established in the form of a limited company, a public limited company, any other type of juristic person as may be prescribed by the SEC or the establishment of trust. A limited company, a
Decree shall be processed by a special purpose juristic person established in the form of a limited company, a public limited company, any other type of juristic person as may be prescribed by the SEC or
out to the public as available to provide services as a broker or an agent for any person with respect to the trading or exchange of digital assets in the normal course of business, in consideration of
person who provides services or holds itself out to the public as available to provide services as a broker or an agent for any person with respect to the trading or exchange of digital assets in the
such instrument to receive money or other benefit. "underwriter" means any person who underwrites the sale of securities to the public. "prospectus" means any document issued for the purpose of inviting
money or other benefit. "underwriter" means any person who underwrites the sale of securities to the public. "prospectus" means any document issued for the purpose of inviting any person to subscribe or
Special Purpose Juristic Person Section 9. Securization under this Royal Enactment shall be processed by a special purpose juristic person established in the form of a limited company, a public limited
incompetent in the https://www.sec.or.th/EN/Documents/ActandRoyalEnactment/Act/act-derivatives2003-amended.pdf translate-spv.docx the period prescribed by the SEC Office; (2) any person who is in possession of
. The following texts shall be inserted as Section 24/1 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535: “SECTION 24/1 To protect the public interest or investors, the Office or the person designated in