Section 109 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 109. The Office may require any securities company to submit any report or present any document for any period or from time to time as

of the following manners, for which the SEC shall specify the paid-up registered capital of at least one hundred million baht: (1) Keeping the client’s assets in its possession; (2) Investing in or

of an entity issuing capital market product and various business risks and [ii] analyzing past and present performance so as to forecast future performance. “ technical analysis ” means an analysis by

risks and [ii] analyzing past and present performance so as to forecast future performance; “ technical analysis ” means an analysis by [i] using historical price and trading volume of capital market

: Sale of Securities by a Securities Company Which Does Not Have Possession of the Securities By virtue of Section 14 and Section 98(5) of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992), the Securities

allowing such transaction; (5) sell securities without having possession, or without receiving an order to sell from another person, unless the SEC issues a notification allowing such transaction; (6) accept

notification is due to the fact that at present securities companies are allowed to make offshore investment which contains higher risks than domestic investment in such areas as foreign exchange rate risk

fund management company may present to the customer its opinion on the exercise of voting rights; (2) In case the private fund is a provident fund, the private fund management company shall present its

its possession; 2. investing in or holding securities for investment by the securities company itself; 3. bearing a responsibility for the clearing and settlement for securities. (2) twenty-five million

hundred million baht: (1) keeping clients’ assets in its possession; (2) investing in or holding securities for investment by the securities company itself; (3) bearing a responsibility for clearing and