important information and supporting evidence to SEC Complaint Center. This includes the followings; 1. Personal information of the complainant, e.g., full name, mailing address and phone number; 2. Power of
separation of the role of chairman and CEO in order to ensure an appropriate balance of power between the board of directors and the management. UPDATE: The SEC has issued the Notification of the Capital
separation of the role of chairman and CEO in order to ensure an appropriate balance of power between the board of directors and the management. UPDATE: The SEC has issued the Notification of the Capital
the power of the Stock Exchange of Thailand and the Securities and Exchange Commission to order a listed company to reschedule its shareholders' meeting if the company adds a new significant matter to
position of company secretary as well? A: Yes. The Securities and Exchange Act does not prohibit such matter. The board may appoint any person who is deemed appropriate and qualified to perform the duties of
position of company secretary as well? A: Yes. The Securities and Exchange Act does not prohibit such matter. The board may appoint any person who is deemed appropriate and qualified to perform the duties of
regarding the power of decision making and the approval for credit limit, to prevent the absolute power of either CEO or Chairman as it may impose risks to the company, especially in a significant matter that
matter that affects unitholders in all classes: (A) A matter that equally affects unitholders in all classes requires a resolution with majority or special resolution of all investment units outstanding
matter that affects unitholders in all classes: (A) A matter that equally affects unitholders in all classes requires a resolution with majority or special resolution of all investment units outstanding
in the similar manner as an ordinary person undertaking the like business under the similar circumstance. Any matter proven by the director or executive that, at the time of considering such matter