Section 121 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 121. A mutual fund supervisor shall be a commercial bank or a financial institution which has qualifications as specified in the notification
trustee, securities company, commercial bank or financial institution established under specific law, for instance, a risk management committee, an investment committee, or compliance committee, or
Thailand; (3) an international financial institution; (4) a juristic person established under a specific law; (5) a government agency and a State enterprise under the law on budgetary procedure; (6) the
financial institution at which the Company generally would have deposited its money for the same period. However, provided that JAS wishes to extend the right after the first 12-month due of loan, the Company
. Liabilities and shareholder’s equity Liabilities 12. Borrowings means all category of borrowings whether domestic and abroad, namely financial institution borrowings, bank overdraft, bill payable, promissory
institutions: (a) a commercial bank under the Law on Financial Institution 1 ; (b) a life insurance company under the Law on Life Insurance 2 ; (c) a financial institution established under any other law. (2
companies; 12 (8) life insurance companies; 13 (9) foreign financial institution acting for its benefit or acting as representative of another person having no domicile in Thailand; 14 (10) mutual funds; 15
May 1999. (Translation) -4- 11(7) securities companies; 12(8) life insurance companies; 13(9) foreign financial institution acting for its benefit or acting as representative of another person having no
financial institution borrowings, bank overdraft, bill payable, promissory note etc. including negotiable instrument selling or discount negotiable instrument selling whose the buyer has a right of recourse