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) measures to be implemented in the case of emergency which may affect the provision of services as a securities clearing house or central securities depository, with a defined scope that covers possible

, including market intermediaries and listed companies.1 The SEC and capital markets are governed by the Securities and Exchange Act 1992 (SEA). The SEA has a wide-ranging scope and was amended in 2008 to

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Principles to a higher level, and helping make Thai listed firms ready for competition in ASEAN. SET has received a considerable amount of valuable input from listed companies, both through their-self

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for dispute settlement, at least at the first instance level. Specialised court procedures can also be a practical instrument to obtain timely injunctions, and ultimately facilitate the rapid settlement