Bangkok, June 17, 2013 ? The SEC has reintroduced mobile application ?start-to-invest?, providing more information on new products, inflation-adjusted investment calculator and business operator quick contact. SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak said the SEC has developed ?start-to-invest II?, the ready-to-download mobile application for investors and interested people after its predecessor launched in May 2012 has been well-receptive. The new version includes additional categories of fi...
. Most were requests for information support, highlighting both the persistent threat of investment scams and a growing public demand for information assistance before making investment decisions or
sent a letter to the bond issuer to demand immediate repayment of the bond reaching maturity. The SEC requires that the bondholder representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the
service and investor protection as a number of investment analysts and investment consultants will be increased and able to meet investor?s demand. Accordingly, investor will obtain proper investment advice
Re: Particulars of Notice Calling Shareholders’ Meeting of Listed Companies to Obtain Approval for Issuance and Offer of Securities for Sale
impacts arising from limitations that prevent the exact amount of proceeds to be determined. This transaction is a desire and demand from minority shareholders who wish for the company to seek new
by the bondholders’ representatives related to such events of default, and the cancellation of any demand for default interest as stated in the bondholders’ representative’s documents. Regarding
company assets or obtain unlawful gains for himself or other persons, causing damage to CIRKIT. The public prosecutor issued a prosecution order; however, attempt to arrest the accused failed and the
Mr. Sukit Nganthavee Mr. Sukit Nganthavee, the former director of Circuit Electronics Industries Plc. (“CIRKIT”), conspired with other executives of CIRKIT to misappropriate company assets or obtain
Mr. Lee Wolff Mr. Lee Wolff, the former managing director of Circuit Electronics Industries Plc. (“CIRKIT”), conspired with other executives of CIRKIT to misappropriate company assets or obtain