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recommendations gathered from the previous hearings on the governing principles taking place in May and June 2017.The consultation paper is available at www.sec.or.th/hearing. Stakeholders and interested parties
market as a whole and minimize impacts on the rights of involved parties. “Capital market” is an intangible place, made up of stakeholders from securities issuers, investors, intermediaries, securities
Enterprise Content Management System (ECM), the central document database that is safeguarded with proper security measures and access control. 2. Place for Retention The personal data will be retained in
and grasp new opportunities. Taking into account the costs and benefits of regulation, governments have an important responsibility for shaping an effective regulatory framework that provides for
framework is relatively comprehensive, ensuring that shareholder rights and good practice in terms of boards and company disclosure are in place. The SEC and Bank of Thailand (BoT) are active in enforcing
and fair manner, taking into consideration the public’s benefits and the security and integrity of the capital market. An independent director of a securities clearing house or central securities
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Court, which will cover the issues of bias, undue process or abuse of power. Moreover, the SEC has in place a process of operation, including a rule-making process, to prevent commercial or other sectoral