The SEC ordered Hantex PLC ("HTX") to assess the impairment of assets stated in its financial statements of Q3/2004 (ended September 30, 2004), which was reviewed by Mr. Chamras Pingkhalasay, an
Bangkok, September 25, 2014 - The SEC organized ?3rd SEC Working Papers Forum?, jointly with the Faculty of Business Administration and the Faculty of Management Sciences, Kasetsart University presented three research papers on ?Listed Company Assessment?. Dr. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that the third SEC Working Papers Forum, organized under the MoU with four leading business schools aiming to provide a platform for capital market research presentation and implementation....
interrupt international travel plans of directors to the point that listed companies are unable to hold the board of directors’ meeting to seek approval of the companies’ financial statements.” In
goodwill and for those investments in subsidiaries, (2) to assess the impairment loss for other assets, apart from goodwill in the consolidated financial statements, such as property, plant and equipment
Previously, the SEC ordered Hantex PLC ("HTX") to assess the impairment of assets stated in its financial statements of Q3/2004 (ended September 30, 2004). As a result, if appraisal values are lower
impairment loss for goodwill and for those investments in subsidiaries, (2) to assess the impairment loss for other assets, apart from goodwill in the consolidated financial statements, such as property, plant
Legislative Drafting and Evaluation of Law B.E. 2562 (2019), any government body that upholds the power to enforce a law is required to assess effectiveness of the law within a specified time. Hence, the
review provider to assess each step of the bond offering and issuance is encouraged. This regulatory revision was introduced to align with the SEC’s strategic plan to promote investment and fund raising
DJSI. If yes, assess whether the disclosure can be applied to TCFD 3.3 3.4 Evaluate internal risk management processes and consider whether they can be adapted to incorporate climate-related risks