Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. SorKhor. 22/2553 Re: Prohibited Characteristics of Directors, Executives and Major Shareholders of Trustees The Notification of the
. - trust manager can allot units for the trust manager, directors, executives, major shareholders, subsidiaries and related persons, provided that the allotment proportion is disclosed clearly in the filings
. Restrictions for unit holdings - any persons or a group of the associated persons not more than 50% of the total trust units sold. - trust manager can allot units for the trust manager, directors, executives
/2(2) of the Notification No. TorJor 49/2555) In the case of debt financing from the group of trustees as a part of the mobilizing fund process, such information must be disclosed at the initial
transaction sizes and specific actions undertaken as required by related regulations including seeking consents of the trustees, or resolutions of approval by unit holders. Distribution of dividends
transaction sizes and specific actions undertaken as required by related regulations including seeking consents of the trustees, or resolutions of approval by unit holders. Distribution of dividends
related associations The SEC has the power to make an order for the directors or members to clarify about facts of the associations. The SEC or the officers are empowered to enter the association during the
(ESOP) is a tool to create motivation for personnel of the company to work effectively to promote the growth of the company by providing opportunity for directors and employee to take part in the
follows: Protection of shareholders' right and fair treatment of shareholders Transparent and fair shareholding structure; Directors, executives and major shareholders do not have conflict of interests or
company Regulatory Summary Objectives EJIP is a program which creates returns for directors and employees to create motivation to work and build the sense of ownership of the company. It is similar to