Thai Listed Companies is conducted by the Thai Institute of Directors (IOD) with an objective to present assessment results of listed companies’ corporate governance practices and to promote corporate
may be affected; · To study international supervisory measures or standards and analyze their pros and cons; · To consult with the practitioners by arranging focus group
have shown that the Thai capital market’s rules and regulations on corporate governance practices are in accordance with international standards, lead the ASEAN countries, and hold a top three position
), leading to the support for the establishment of Thai ESG Funds. Individuals with taxable income are eligible for a tax deduction of up to 30 percent of their assessable income, with a maximum limit of
Companies (AIMC), the Government Pension Fund (GPF) and the Thai Investors Association (TIA) jointly promote the right protection volunteer roles in exercising voting rights effectively and in accordance with
with the SEC are: ( 1 ) the Bank of Thailand, (2) the Stock Exchange of Thailand, (3) the Federation of Thai Capital Market Organizations, (4) the Thai Listed Company Association, (5) the Government
business only with partners that were also committed to CSR. Increasingly, CSR concept and activities are becoming recognized and applied on a wider, international scale alongside the CSR promotion in the