primary listing regulations will apply as well. Nonetheless, in case of the holding company founded in Thailand and owned by Thais but investing in the subsidiary founded offshore which operates core
Bangkok, July 21, 2014 ? The SEC will allow foreign companies? initial public offerings (IPOs) in Thailand (primary listing) and dual offering of equities in Thailand and other countries
leading the public to believe that the said company is: (1) a social enterprise thus allowed to make a public offering without the requirement to obtain approval or file a registration statement with SEC
the public to believe that the said company is: (1) a social enterprise thus allowed to make a public offering without the requirement to obtain approval or file a registration statement with SEC, and
Bangkok, April 18, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking further public comment on revision of asset management company's reporting which was posted for public hearing in late 2013. The revision proposes to eliminate private fund's custodian reporting requirement as the custodian does not value the assets on mark to market basis. In order to provide investors with more accurate information on the fund's asset value, such reporting requirement will be imposed on asset management companies which mark to marke...
Bangkok, April 18, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking further public comment on revision of asset management company?s reporting which was posted for public hearing in late 2013. The revision proposes to
Following the tips from various sources to SEC, it has been found that DB Hold had been soliciting people via social media to invest in newly issued shares alongside with products that may be liable to be digital tokens. With a claim to be around 500 million baht worth, these funds were said to be used for investing in several projects such as a digital platform for exchanging goods and services that may involve with electronic units named "DB coin" or "DB token", blockchain systems and ot...
Bangkok, September 11, 2014 ?The SEC is seeking public comment on draft regulations on termination of listed company?s duty to disclose information under Section 56 and duty of directors and
unlawful gains from Seamico Securities Public Company Limited (ZMICO). On December 29, 1999, the SEC filed a criminal complaint against Nuprapat, an ex-ZMICO director, on the charge of corporate fraud
income. In addition, many GSTEL creditors are filing lawsuits against the company for debt repayment. IFA therefore views that it is unnecessary to extend the repayment period as the extension is