Bangkok, April 2, 2015 ?The SEC and the Department of Business Development (DBD) of Ministry of Commerce have jointly promoted ?crowdfunding? as an alternative fundraising channel for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) and startups. Crowdfunding will help widen access of those businesses to lower cost sources of finance, which will support their business strengths for the age of AEC and international connectivity. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said, ?In Thailand, SMEs accoun...
assist small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to gain greater access into funding sources, and to be in line with overseas crowdfunding regulations. It came into force from 16 March 2020.SEC
Currently, there are SMEs and startups with good potential for growing into large enterprises. However, they lack broad funding tools and face limitations that prevent them from listing on SET and
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be paid through the paying agents. (For further details of the Project, please visit www.start-to-invest.com or tel. 1207 ext. 3).The SEC held "Pay@ modern trade - chase your first million" seminar in
Viranuvatti, and club members, to discuss strategies for elevating the efficiency in the standards of post-trade services of investment management companies. Both parties also exchanged views on the roles of
of Thailand (SET), the Federation of Thai Industries, Thai Chamber of Commerce, Investment Banking Club and participating approved auditors. At present, 289 companies from 42 provinces joined the
will be developed to support the whole process of trading products in the capital market from the issuance, offering, trade to clearing and settlement of securities as well as enhance the efficiency of
management and securities business financing. Additionally, to promote fair competition or level playing field among business operators in the capital market, derivatives intermediaries would also be allowed
million THB and 553.26 million THB respectively. The major asset items are trade receivables, unbilled receivables and restricted bank deposits; at the end of 2016 proportionately at 47.74%, 26.54% and