does not change significantly in 2005, though the pace of growth may slow down, in line with a declining trend in global economic expansion. Various negative factors that impacted economic growth in the
Expansion of Investor Base and Distribution Channels Coupled with Promotion of Investment Culture ■ Additional Mutual Fund Management Licenses to Promote Professional Management in the Thai Capital Market
-General Over the past 15 years since its establishment, the Securities and Exchange Commission has carried out its task of developing the capital market as a driving force toward sustainable economic growth
achieved continual growth despite the emergence and persistence of multiple risk factors such as higher oil prices, global economic slowdown especially in trade alliance countries, exchange rate volatility
● Development of Debt Instrument Secondary Market Expansion of Investor Base and Distribution Channels for Investors and Promotion of Investment Culture ● Additional Mutual Fund Management Licenses in the Thai
principles for governments to follow in developing their regulatory frameworks, recognising the importance of supervisory, regulatory and enforcement authorities in ensuring effective implementation. Broad
opportunities for established and potential business operators to maximize the use of FinTech in developing financial and investment services with less legal limitations and more efficient information access.SEC
maximize the use of FinTech in developing financial and investment services with less legal limitations and more efficient information access. SEC Deputy Secretary-General Tipsuda Thavaramara said: ?Making
oriented growth companies and to balance any increase in leveraging. The updated G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance (the Principles) therefore provide a very timely and tangible contribution to the
checklist of required documents, the rules related to https://www.sec.or.th/EN/Pages/News_Detail.aspx?SECID=8127 SEC and TDO exchange views on developing digital asset market for the Thai economy SEC