Bangkok, February 12, 2013 ? The SEC encouraged the Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) to improve the performance calculation practice of asset management companies to be in line with international standards in performing their role of information disclosure to facilitate investors? investment decisions. SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak said in the first-quarter meeting with AIMC: ?The SEC encourages the association to urge asset management companies in addition to...
enhancement for investment analysts and research, as well as securities professionals to build investor confidence and strengthen business competitiveness. The meeting also discussed certain business obstacles
progresses in the areas of market supervision and development, such as quality enhancement of IPO issuers and listed companies, legal enforcement in various cases, and improved transparency and fairness in
channels available to Thai investors, and the enhancement of ESG sustainable practices in alignment with International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards. The discussions aimed to support the
the development and enhancement of fundraising regulations, emphasizing the mutual assistance in screening companies offering securities for sale to the public and applying for listing on the stock
ThaiBMA executive team, on 3 November 2023 at the SEC Building. The meeting was convened with the primary objective of fostering collaboration in the development and enhancement of standards related to the
regulations. Whereas the laws or regulations that are no longer necessary or outdated, or become obstacles to public livelihood or occupation will be repealed or revised to eliminate burden on people and
is considering amendment of the Securities and Exchange Act. This will contribute to the enhancement. “In addition, the Meeting also consulted on factors to facilitate an increase in the number of
The Regulatory Guillotine* scheme is one of the key projects supporting the implementation of SEC Strategic Plan in the area of competitiveness enhancement and connectivity. The scheme enables a
debt instrument issuance and takeover activities and enhancing oversight of audit firms and capital market professionals; (5) Enhancement of Law Enforcement and Penalty: vesting SEC officers the power