Champeeratana said: “The landscape of the Thai capital market is constantly changing and becoming more complex. SEC’s role is to lay out directions and policies adaptive to such change and in line with the

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. Furthermore, it is important to promote income and savings sufficiency to empower Thai people to lead a quality life, financially and otherwise, after retirement, especially as the country is transitioning

test to make sure that the clients understand their own risk profile and receive appropriate investment advice before making an investment or a transaction. Clear and comprehensive disclosure of

the best-in-class network quality alongside the growing demand for traffic capacity and coverage. To optimize our investment, we plan on reducing low-value traffic and shifting traffic towards 5G

development of private repo market and bond futures exchange. 3. Mutual Fund Due to the current low interest rates, more depositors are shifting their investments into mutual funds. As a result, the strategic

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