KASIKORN ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY LIMITED|Feeder Fund ,Retirement Mutual Fund : RMF | Offering Date : 02/11/2020 - 06/11/2020
KASIKORN ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY LIMITED|Feeder Fund ,Super Savings Fund : SSF | Offering Date : 30/04/2019 - 14/05/2019
KIATNAKIN PHATRA ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY LIMITED|Money Market Fund,Super Savings Fund : SSF | Offering Date : 03/09/2008 - 09/09/2008
The rules on margin lending (margin account) which have been in effect since 1997 permit SC to lend money to its customer only for the purpose of purchasing listed securities on a condition that the customer must place cash or listed securities as initial margin with securities company . However, bonds or investment units are not permitted to be place with securities company as collateral to increase purchasing power. SEC therefore proposes the inclusion of additional securities classes for...
where debt issuers have used the channel for offering to a limited number of investors for the wrong purpose by extending such offer to high net worth investors who knew little information on the issuer
include: - disclosure of additional information to cover individual remunerations for executives of the highest rank, e.g., chief executive officer and managing director; - extending the periods for
) Extending the time period for commencing the operation of the business from 180 days to 270 days from the date of obtaining the license. Under the proposed rule, the licensee could apply for an extension of
late 2018. Most stakeholders from the business sector and the mutual fund industry generally submitted positive responses supporting the principles. The amendments drafted under the principle-based
among digital asset business operators while facilitating more efficient operation of digital asset fund managers. A public hearing on the proposed amendment showed unanimously positive responses.The SEC
application result; (4) Extending the time period for commencing the operation of the business from 180 days to 270 days from the date of obtaining the license. Under the proposed rule, the licensee could