The Derivatives Act The Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 SECTION 33. A derivatives business operator shall segregate the customer asset from its own, and shall prepare and keep account of customer asset for

Keeping of Clients’ Assets Clause 12 A securities company shall prepare records of each client’s assets under its custody in a separate account from any other asset account of the securities company and

least separate a staff who prepares client’s assets account from staff who keeps the client’s assets, and specify that the transfer of the client’s assets each time must be approved by an authorized

executive to be the accountable person in complying with Clause10 (1) and (2); 2. In complying with Clause 10 (2), the intermediary should clearly segregate duties of operations relating to information

to receive assets proven by evidence to be the client’s assets under possession of an intermediary under receivership by court order, the person with the proceeding power shall segregate and manage the

separate row. 1.2.2 Product information Give a separate description of each product line or business group in the following matters. (1) Characteristics of products or services and development of business

Consolidated assets (THB) Consolidated income (THB) Consolidated net profit (loss) (THB) Separate assets (THB) Separate income (THB) Separate net profit (loss) (THB) Audit fee (THB) Other fees Auditor’s opinions

trustee shall prepare the account of trust property of each trust separately. In doing so, the trustee shall keep such account correct and up-to-date. In managing a trust, a trustee shall segregate the

internal unit of the securities company, such internal unit must be independent from the computer division of the company. Clause 4. The securities company shall separate the division and personnel

that is distinguishable without any suspicion, and there must be separate account for each client’s assets and segregated from the account of its own, which should be kept it accurate, complete and up-to