Reform Priorities in Asia: Taking Corporate Governance to a Higher Level Taking Corporate Governance to a Higher Level reform priorities in Asia 2011 REFORM PRIORITIES IN ASIA: TAKING CORPORATE
Operational Risks: The top-level management and directors jointly assessed potential risks to the SEC's objective achievement, especially in the key operational areas. Risk management plans were laid out and
these events, the economy has remained resilient overall. GDP growth continued at 6.1 percent with inflation remained low at 2.8 percent. The capital market though affected by uncertainties, performed
low risk fund; however, there will be additional cost of guarantee for investors. Foreign Investment Fund - This is the only channel that investors in Thailand can make investment in foreign capital
initiative of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The results ref lected a satisfactory level of Thailand's compliance with the international standards. Certain deficiencies were identified and
traded among Thailand’s top 10 traded companies is a relatively low 38% and top 10 market capitalization is comparable. While not a small fraction, this is lower than in many other comparable economies
ex ante rights of shareholders such as by low share ownership thresholds for placing items on the agenda of the shareholders meeting or by requiring a supermajority of shareholders for certain
Goal 4: Preserve market fairness and transparency, understand industry and be a firm and fair regulator During 2003, deposit interest rates dipped to a very low level, which prompted the public to find