executives who have performed their duties with care and loyalty and more severe penalties may be imposed on directors or executives who commit a fraud. Q: In case where the board of directors hires an
a failure to perform duties with responsibility, due care and loyalty for the best interest of the company, which causes damage to the company or creates benefits for oneself or others. In this regard
a failure to perform duties with responsibility, due care and loyalty for the best interest of the company, which causes damage to the company or creates benefits for oneself or others. In this regard
possible limit of individual freedom, regulation is essential to uphold market credibility and orderliness. Yet, the regulator’s exercising of power must be prudent, fair and only as necessary to protect the
possible limit of individual freedom, regulation is essential to uphold market credibility and orderliness. Yet, the regulator’s exercising of power must be prudent, fair and only as necessary to protect the
law and standards. Guidelines 1.3.1 In assessing whether directors and executives have performed their fiduciary duties with the required responsibility, due care and loyalty, reference should
with due care and integrity. All directors shall have equal duties and responsibilities as specified in the Public Company Limited Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992
with due care and integrity. All directors shall have equal duties and responsibilities as specified in the Public Company Limited Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992
companies; Ensuring fair treatment to shareholders of a takeover target company; Enforcing cases of corporate fraud; Supervising business operators to take care of investors with fair and reliability
person to sign on the letter notifying the SEC of the name of the company secretary and the document storage location? A: Yes, preferably attached with the power of attorney. In any case, the previous one