SEC plans to issue additional requirements relating to the structure of the Board of Directors and Management of IPO companies and listed companies to the current regulations on the check and balance system (for example, independent directors and audit committee members) that will enhance the image and create confidence for the Thai capital markets. In addition, this approach is in line with the principles of corporate governance (CG), which has been adopted since 2002 by most IPO companies...
Mr. Vijchu Chantatub During 24 - 29 October 2018 and 13 November 2018, Mr. Vijchu Chantatub as a private fund manager, managed a private fund without honesty and care to preserve the interests of the
Board by failing to perform its duties with due care and preserve the interest of the debenture holders as would reasonably be expected of similar professionals. SEC Act S.46 Settlement Committee
Section 133 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 133. The securities company shall manage a private fund with honesty and care to preserve the interests of the person who has authorized the
Section 133 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 133. The securities company shall manage a private fund with honesty and care to preserve the interests of the person who has authorized the
Increasing flexibility of supervision and control of securities business The SEC may exempt a securities company from undertaking or prescribe a securities company to undertake in a different manner from
Currently, investors are usually required to provide a lot of information each time they request services from an intermediary and must repeat the process via different forms when using services of
responsibilities. These responsibilities take different forms, extending from formal rights to exercise votes or to put matters formally in front of other investors, to informal scope for exercising influence on
part or in full new and/or existing eligible Social Projects (see Use of Proceeds section) and which are aligned with the four core components of the SBP. Different types of Social Bonds exist in the
securities Private Placement General approval / no duty to disclose information Public Offering Require approval / disclosure of information Impact and mechanisms to preserve the right of stakeholders