Section 98 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 98. No securities company shall: (1) reduce its capital without an approval from the SEC; (2) engage in any act which may mislead its

for approval to engage in the futures trading business in the category of futures trader, futures broker, futures trading advisor, futures pool business operator, futures trading manager or futures

by the Securities and Exchange Act (No. 4) B.E. 2551 (2008) stipulates that no securities companies shall engage in any other business which is not a licensed securities business, except when an

general public as being ready to engage as an agent in the business of trading in derivatives with others, and has been licensed or registered under this Act, excluding those derivatives brokers with the

the fund or causing fund to lose its best benefit. Except that the transaction is specified in Clause 13; (3) Management company perform any acts to engage into assets trading or enter to be

case may be. “ clearing house ” means a clearing house under the law on securities and exchange . Clause 3 This Notification is applicable to a securities company which wishes to engage in a short

derivatives dealer , the derivatives dealer shall engage as a counter party in derivatives trading solely with the following clients: (1) institutional investors (2) other juristic persons who trade in

and may engage in the affiliated transaction for the fund only when an approval is granted by the mutual fund supervisor for the case specified in Clause 14, the conditions specified in Clause 15 are

-date. Also, the derivatives broker shall submit clients in accordance with the rules specified in the notification of the SEC Office. Clause 5. Derivatives broker shall not engage in any act which

having obtained an approval or deemed to be obtained approval from the Office to use back office service from service provider prior to the effective date of this notification, shall continue to engage