The Derivatives Act The Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 SECTION 18. In order to protect customers, maintain stability of the financial system or control the risks arising from derivatives, the SEC shall
Section 91 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 91. Where it is necessary to maintain the economic and financial stability of the country, or to protect the public interest, the Minister
Market Supervisory Board No. TorThor/Khor/Dor/Nor. 62/2552 Re. Determination for Securities Companies to Proceed with Customer Complaints ______________________ By virtue of Section 16/6 and Section 113 of
issues which many arise from the enforcement of this Act. SECTION 10. In cases where it is necessary to maintain economic stability or protect the public interest or investors, the SEC shall have the power
proceed completely before the date of commencement of securities or derivatives business. The first and second paragraph shall not be applicable to any intermediary who ceases all businesses. Clause 3 An
as to ensure that such complaint is handled within an appropriate period and following the procedures and means as determined in sub-clause (2); Clause 3 A derivatives broker shall proceed with a
shall prepare and submit the financial statements for the accounting periods of six months and one year, which have been audited and given the auditor’s opinion, to the SEC Office, and shall proceed as
client’s assets without delay upon receivership by court order, in compliance with the following regulations: (1) The SEC Office shall proceed with the segregation and management of the client’s assets by
authorized in writing from the customer. Clause 6. Derivatives broker shall proceed as necessary for clients to obtain rights and benefits arising from their securities or any instruments in the custody of
company shall proceed as follows: (1) The private fund which is not a provident fund shall comply with Clause 3(1), (2), (3) and (5) mutatis mutandis and the private fund management company shall report its