Thailand, which entered into force on 16 June 2021. These amendments help to enhance flexibility for DR issuers and to increase investment options for investors. This initial collaboration between SGX and
MOU, the SEC and NIDA will jointly drive knowledge and curriculum development to enhance the quality of graduates to become workforce for public, private and capital market sectors. The collaboration
of One Report for better disclosure of ESG information, including human right issues and carbon emissions. This partnership will enhance the awareness of businesses to integrate sustainability into
available at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and interested parties are welcome to submit comments through the website or facsimile at 0-2263-6333 or email: sumitra@sec.or.th. The public hearing ends on February
=665. Stakeholders and interested parties are welcome to give comments and suggestions via the website or email to kornwara@sec.or.th. The public hearing will end on 30 November 2020
securities. The consultation paper is available in Thai version only at https://www.sec.or.th/TH/Pages/PB_Detail.aspx?SECID=920. Stakeholders and interested parties are welcome to submit comments and
enhance the efficiency of the existing provident funds. Essentially, the key principles of the amendments are as follows: 1. Fund management and structure: e.g., revising provisions to support the
bond does not specify a redemption period and thus may require that investors hold such bond longer than general debt securities. Additionally, SEC aims to enhance the efficiency of the sale process
During January – March this year, the SEC conducted a public hearing on proposed amendments to the PVD Act to support the development of fund structure, enhance the member protection mechanism
this issue at SEC website: https://capital.sec.or.th/webapp/phs/upload/phs1534314229hearing_34_2561.pdf. Any related and interested persons are welcome to make comments at the website or facsimile: 0