Sector Assessment Program in 2006. Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand Mr. Somkid Jatusripitak M.R. Pridiyathorn Devakula Mr. Suparut Kawatkul Mr. Karun Kittisataporn MEMBERS OF THE SEC BOARD Mr
private sector and lack guidance more generally on board appointment and other key shareholder functions. Shareholders may receive as little as seven days notice for the GMS (general meeting of shareholders
collaboration with the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), and relevant government and private sector agencies have formulated the Capital Market Master Plan to serve as the roadmap for market development. The main
, resulting in robust economic outlook. Transactions in both primary and secondary markets in 2003 were very active. Total value of shares offerings was 132,248 million baht, 20,832 million baht of which were
in accordance with international standards. One of the achievements during the year was the overall result of the Thai capital market assessment under the Financial Sector Assessment Program, a joint
, understandable and accessible to the international community. On the basis of the Principles, it is the role of government, semi-government or private sector initiatives to assess the quality of the corporate
Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) in 2007. While the roadmap to securities business liberalization progresses along its path, so will the market supervision and development. We truly hope to see further
process is in line with the Capital Market Development Plan in the area of building competitiveness and business sustainability. It is expected to reduce the volume of paper use of the business sector by
proposed amendment to the regulation relating to approval of paperless filing for establishment and management of mutual funds. The revision is intended to facilitate the business sector, reduce carbon
. The amendments would promote growth of fund sizes and sufficient retirement savings.SEC Secretary-General Rapee Sucharitakul said: ?The SEC?s primary role is to promote sustainable growth of our capital