SEC Secretary-General Pornanong Budsaratragoon said: “The SEC has issued 11 notifications containing regulations for establishing and managing Thailand ESG Funds. They have been published in the Government Gazette since 1 December 2023, officially allowing asset management companies to launch the fund right away. Initially, the SEC has received 22 applications for Thailand ESG Funds establishment from 16 asset management companies. The Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC)...
confidence for both domestic and foreign investors. For the principle of the revision, the SEC had already conducted a public hearing during 16 March – 16 April 2018.The revision on the drafted
said: ?The bond market is one of the three pillars of the Thai economy apart from equity and commercial banking industries. During the past two decades, the bond market has experienced significant growth
criteria set by institutional investors; for instance, GPF and AIMC that TIA will exercise dissenting votes in the significant agenda; for instance, the agenda proposed in the meeting or having auditor?s
to stimulate economy through domestic consumption. The SEC has considered it is appropriate to announce that 12 February and 24 September 2021 are special holidays for securities companies and
development of new products with more complexity which requires additional criteria; for instance, structure of return on investment and warning of complex features and significant specific risks associated
. Additionally, the proposed revisions are expected to provide more flexibility for business operators and enhance cooperation and the exchange of information among relevant market participants both at domestic
significant rise to the world’s 3rd highest rank with 86 scores, from No. 15 with 75 scores in the preceding year. Such development was a result of the improvement in the Ease of Shareholder Suits Index
financial products, either domestic or foreign issues will be drafted, rather than a rule-based one. Also, consideration on suitability of target investors will be addressed. The proposed rules govern
Capital Market Supervisory Board recently approved infrastructure trust regulations, scheduled to become effective early next year. The new regulations will widen fund raising channels for domestic and