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

business operation. However, using information technology may cause certain risks arising from the operation of the securities company in various respects. Among other things, the SEC Office considers these

notification is due to the fact that at present securities companies are allowed to make offshore investment which contains higher risks than domestic investment in such areas as foreign exchange rate risk

results on the quality control system, especially the risks associated with the non-compliance with the policies, procedures, standards on auditing, the Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants, and the

contract for hedging the risk of client on the condition that such dealer has a risk profile opposite a client’s hedged risks at the time of contracting, or the derivatives would be able to significantly

of financial and operational risks. In managing risks accociated with the operation of information technology, the derivatives broker shall put in place a system of control of the operation and

such board of directors; (1) management of information technology risks which covers identification, assessment, and control of risks within the organization’s acceptable level; (2) allocation and

intermediary shall arrange a process ensuring that the client is aware of risks relating to trading derivatives by at least preparing risk disclosure statement which contains the minimums of particulars and

responsible for making decision on derivatives trading and managing risks of derivatives trading, and such personnel shall have knowledge, understanding and experience that benefit responsible jobs. (2) having

and adequately throughout the period of participating in the regulatory sandbox ; (b) assessing and managing potential risks from service provision; (c) having procedures for communicating and providing