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Shareholders Meeting (AGM) Assessment with very high average score at 91.04 out of 100.? Most companies assessed with the scores higher than those of last year, reflecting continual corporate governance
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, SEC Assistant Secretary-General Jomkwan Kongsakul and team met Mr. Claude Marx - Director General of Luxembourg’s financial market watchdog CSSF, Ms. Daniele Berna-Ost - CSSF Secretary-General and team. Both parties achieved an agreement to arrange a cooperative framework on fintech for exchange of information involving major developments and issues on fintech supervision and oversight. This framework was similar to those CSSF agreed with capi...
urging knowledge dissemination concerning risk and investment in risky assets for higher return in preparation for retirement. Dr. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that the first SEC
obtained unlawful gains for themselves or another person which caused damage to GSC or others obtained benefit. In this regard, they jointly decided, approved, or ordered GSC to grant 7 loans to Asia Capital
jointly failed to perform their duties with responsibility, due care, and loyalty or failed to perform their duties with dishonest intent and obtained unlawful gains for themselves or another person which