Mr. Arkhom Termpittayapaisith, Minister of Finance, presided over the public conference and gave a keynote address on the topic, “Capital Market Development Policy: Mechanism to revive Thai Economy post-COVID-19”. As well, Mr. Pichit Akrathit, SEC Chairman, also gave his speech on the roles of Thai capital market toward the Thai economy and the roles of the SEC in laying out policies and directions for future development. Together with, Ms. Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, SEC Secretary-General, articula...
to demonstrate collective strength and commitment to fighting against corruption under the theme, “BREAK THE CORRUPTION: Don't Participate. Don't Tolerate. Don't Ignore. United Thailand against
to demonstrate collective strength and commitment to fighting against corruption under the theme, “BREAK THE CORRUPTION: Don't Participate. Don't Tolerate. Don't Ignore. United Thailand against
science, technology and innovation, to gain convenient access to capital with low cost in order to boost their strength and growth.Crowdfunding is an alternative fundraising channel enabling those
responsible for the operation of their outsourcee.SEC Deputy Secretary-General Paralee Sukonthaman said: “This revision of regulations will help build up the strength for business providers, for them to
Rising Bloc: From Recovery to Strength” ซึ่งจัดโดย Climate Bond Initiative (CBI) องค์กรอิสระระหว่างประเทศด้านสิ่งแวดล้อม โดยมี Mr. Vu Chi Dzung, General Director of International Cooperation (SSC Viet Nam
non-performing loans, which is a strength area of the company whereby the fund structure is suitably maintained. In addition, JMT Plus business is still in an early stage and exposed to a default risk
businesses in the Thai capital market. Concurrently, the SEC encourages audit firms in the capital market to build up their strength through the three mechanisms, namely Self-discipline, Market Force, an
and promote Supplier Diversity through Gender-Responsive Procurement (SD-GRP) in Thailand and Viet Nam.“Businesses that diversify their suppliers and procure more from women-owned business and
supplier diversity policies or providing fair opportunities for women-owned businesses to participate in procurement market.” said Sarah Knibbs, Regional Director a.i., UN Women Regional Office for Asia