investors and prescribing fees related to listed companies at a lower rate than those imposed on listed companies on mai and SET. The trading rules for SMEs and startups are different from those for listed
plant infrastructure funds to use the capital market to raise funds as the industry is important to national development. The move will bring the regulations into alignment with the government’s
Bangkok, May 15, 2014 ? The SEC in cooperation with audit regulators in ASEAN countries host the ASEAN Audit Regulators Group (AARG) Meeting on May 15-16, 2014 in Bangkok. Auditors from the world?s renowned international audit firms are invited to share their views and experience concerning current regulatory and oversight issues, challenges and impediments as well as directions of international accounting and auditing standards. The event aims to promote audit regulator and audit firm cooperati...
Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the
Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the
SEC Secretary General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said that after SEC has initiated the “SEC Caravan to Provincial Areas” project in accordance with the capital market development plan which is in line with the National Strategy in the aspect of providing provincial people with the access to financial services and the capital market, including more understanding of SEC’s roles, in 2019 SEC plans to organize events in four provinces, i.e. Khon Kaen, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Udon Thani and Chiang Mai...
Bangkok, January 12, 2015 ? The SEC supports asset management companies to raise their competitiveness with more distribution channels, new types of mutual funds and join business development in the
permissible rate of 15 percent. The majority of PVDs invest as much as 85 percent of the total investment money in debt securities and bank deposits. Such low-risk, low-return pattern results in slow fund
issued bonds. Actually, current circumstances tend to support corporate bond issuance; for example, low interest rate, more stringent practices of financial institutions in loan approval and decrease in
, suppliers and partners. More listed businesses in each province will benefit the growth of Thai capital market and economy. The Project participants have become change agents to raise awareness among local