* and Form 56*. These rules have caused an unreasonable burden on these companies. SEC therefore plans to improve these rules to facilitate holding companies, which engage in various types of business
As part of continuing efforts to support market confidence and business integrity, the OECD has launched in Asia a new set of corporate governance principles that were endorsed at the G20 Finance Ministers meeting in September 2015. The G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance provide recommendations for national policymakers on key corporate governance issues, such as shareholder rights, executive remuneration, financial disclosure, the behaviour of institutional investors, boardroom practic...
includes inspection of audit firms’ quality control systems, which has been running since 2010. According to the Activities Report 2021, audit firms in the capital market have continued to improve their
The SEC Strategic Plan 2024–2026 prioritizes the strengthening of Thai capital market trust and highlighting the critical significance of investor confidence in cultivating a robust capital market that serves as a channel for fundraising of businesses and investment for investors. Ultimately, the goal is to achieve sustainable development, reduce inequalities. Recognizing the importance of complete, transparent, and timely IPO information for investors’ informed decision-making, the SEC aims to...
to demonstrate collective strength and commitment to fighting against corruption under the theme, “BREAK THE CORRUPTION: Don't Participate. Don't Tolerate. Don't Ignore. United Thailand against
collectively and appropriately with other investors and stakeholders in case the investee companies ignore or fail to solve problems even after the monitoring has been escalated to stress the level of concerns
Lifecycle Thailand × Know Your Client Process– Standard risk questionnaire × Focus primarily on risk preference (i.e., an investor’s aversion to risk) and ignore risk capacity (i.e., an investor’s ability to
allocation for a client are relatively subjective and focus primarily on risk preference (i.e., an investor’s aversion to risk) and ignore risk capacity (i.e., an investor’s ability to assume risk). In
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