governance practices have led to significant increases in economic value added (EVA) of firms, higher productivity, and lower risk of systemic financial failures for countries. The Corporate Governance ROSC
Corpo- ration for their financial contribution. This Report was prepared by Fianna Jesover, Senior Policy Ana- lyst, OECD with the oversight of Grant Kirkpatrick, Deputy Head, Corporate Affairs Division
11th and ending 2001 strongly at 303. The average daily trading value rose to 6,440 million baht from 3,740 million baht in the previous year while the SET’s market capitalization increased from 1.28
. Figure 1: SET Index and Turnover Value (Jan 3 - Dec 29, 2006) Source: SETSMART Local Non-institutional Investors Local Institutional Investors Foreign Investors Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
indirectly – can participate and share in their value-creation on fair and equitable terms. Together, the body of corporate governance rules and practices therefore provides a framework that helps to bridge
, approximately a 31 percent growth from 5,079 billion baht at the end of 2006. The outstanding value of the debt securities at year end amounted to 4,886 billion baht or a 20 percent rise from 4,085 billion baht
, resulting in robust economic outlook. Transactions in both primary and secondary markets in 2003 were very active. Total value of shares offerings was 132,248 million baht, 20,832 million baht of which were
further ensure that management of investment money would be for the best interest of investors by introducing an oversight mechanism, either for independent body or person, to undertake the supervisory role
collaborative discussion to strategize digital asset advancement and oversight The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), led by Secretary-General Pornanong Budsaratragoon along with executives, and the Thai
collaborative discussion to strategize digital asset advancement and oversight The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), led by Secretary-General Pornanong Budsaratragoon along with executives, and the Thai