such measures; (3) the client is a government agency, a state enterprise or a juristic person established under specific laws; (4) the client has qualities as prescribed by the Securities Industry
and Exchange Commission No. Sor Thor/Nor. 26/2545 Re: Prescribing Factors in Considering the Seriousness of Behavior as Prohibited Characteristics of Persons who are or will be Major Shareholders of the
. ---------------------- Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. KorThor/Nor/Khor. 4/2548 Re: Qualifications and Other Prohibited Characteristics of Executives of Securities Companies ------------------------ By
; “ capital market product having high-risk or complex characteristics ”5 means the following capital market products: (1) investment units having high-risk or complex characteristics including: (a) investment
characteristics as specified in Section 103, the Office shall have the power to withdraw its approval and the securities company shall propose other persons for the approval from the Office within fifteen days from
approval of the Cabinet. “derivatives” means a contract having one or any combination of the following characteristics: (1) a contract in which one party is obliged to deliver goods as specified in the
director or executive’s full name ] Part 2: Characteristics Indicating Untrustworthiness 1st Group Characteristics (1) I am an insolvent person. [ ] Yes [ ] No (2) I am an incompetent or a quasi-incompetent
shall have the qualification and shall not have prohibited characteristics under Section 24 of the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) and the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board concerning
Notification: “ deposit ” means the following assets: (1) cash deposit, certificate of deposit, depository or other instruments having similar characteristics and whose deposit accepters being a financial
undertaking derivatives business shall have the qualification and shall not have prohibited characteristics under Section 24 of the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) and the Notification of the Capital Market