may not require a securities company to have a paid- up registered capital in an amount specified for operation of any particular category of securities business, except for a security company operating
of the Office of the SEC. Chapter 2 Special Purpose Juristic Person Section 9. A special purpose juristic person may be established in the form of a limited company, a public limited company, a mutual
of whatever name excluding bills, divided into units, each with equal value and a predetermined rate of return, issued by any company to a lender or purchaser, representing the right of the holder of
bills, divided into units, each with equal value and a predetermined rate of return, issued by any company to a lender or purchaser, representing the right of the holder of such instrument to receive
Special Purpose Juristic Person Section 9. Securization under this Royal Enactment shall be processed by a special purpose juristic person established in the form of a limited company, a public limited
juristic person established in the form of a limited company, a public limited company, any other type of juristic person as may be prescribed by the SEC or the establishment of trust. A limited company, a
Decree shall be processed by a special purpose juristic person established in the form of a limited company, a public limited company, any other type of juristic person as may be prescribed by the SEC or
. SECTION 3. The definition “company” in Section 4 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 shall be amended and replaced by the following texts: ““company” means any limited company or public limited
token which intends to offer the digital tokens must be a juristic person in the categories of a limited company or a public limited company only; and shall obtain an approval from the SEC Office and file
must be a juristic person in the categories of a limited company or a public limited company only; and shall obtain an approval from the SEC Office and file a registration statement for the offering of