undue burden to the business. SEC, therefore, proposes to amend the regulations by requiring the business operators to submit the report in electronic form instead of paper in order to reduce burden on
Bangkok, 6 January 2017 ? The SEC has ordered K.C. Property Public Company Limited (KC) to amend its annual financial statements for the year 2015 and the interim financial statements for the third
Bangkok, July 31, 2014 ? The SEC ordered Richy Place 2002 Plc. (RICHY) to amend information in the registration statement concerning comparison of P/E ratios of the company and the industry to be
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is therefore proposing to amend the governing rules and regulations, as summarized below:(1) In addition to the existing requirements for reporting initial public offering (IPO) results (Form 81-1-IPO
Pursuant to the existing regulations that have been effective since 2004, listed companies are required to pay an annual fee for submission of the annual registration statement to the SEC. In this regard, the annual fee is calculated based on the shareholders’ equity presented in the financial statements for the latest accounting year that have been submitted to the SEC. In case of a listed company not submitting the latest annual financial statements within the specified period, the SEC will ca...
Headline: SEC has ordered YNP to amend its financial statements Quarter 3, 2010 and Yearly, 2010 Source: SEC Announcement Details Financial statements commands from the SEC Subject SEC has ordered
such, impractical and outdated regulations will be revised to support underwriters? performance with trustworthiness and responsibility to investors, which will eventually build up their own credibility
supervision and trustworthiness of listed companies? financial reporting. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that ?Following the 2010 revamp of audit oversight to require SEC-registered auditors