specified in the SEC Office Notification No. Sor Shor. 39/2553 to be in line with the current situation. The amendments aim to facilitate high potential auditors’ entry into the capital market to

securities trading still need technology in decreasing the cost in multiple aspects, to increase the potential and help Thai  capital market to have the competitiveness potential, and attract both domestic

Bangkok, March 16, 2016 ? The Criminal Fining Committee has fined Somyos Anantaprayoon for dessiminating news that may have led other persons to understand that the share price of WHA Corporation Plc. (WHA) would rise or fall, and such information had not been disclosed to the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET).Following a referral from the SET and the SEC?s further inspection, it was found that Somyos, then Chairman, CEO and a major shareholder of WHA, had released news to the public through two...

“A study of potential factor investing strategy from ESG score and intangible capital in Thailand” “A study of potential factor investing strategy from ESG score and intangible capital in Thailand

in line with the current average period wherein an auditor is entrusted to be the engagement partner or the auditor affixing signature to express an opinion to financial statements on behalf of the

The proposed amendments aim to improve the rules and guidelines for operating digital asset businesses to be more timely and appropriate in line with the industry developments and the current

financial statements via the Electronic Information Transmission System of the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) in August 2018.  The misconduct of the four current and former executives and directors* is

Upon the review of the Securities and Exchange Act, SEC finds that certain provisions of the law do not support the issuance of debt securities under the current economic situations. For example, the

regulatory framework that requires issuance and revision of necessary rules and regulations and promotion of effective enforcement in line with international standards and current situations.   In this

Pursuant to the existing regulations that have been effective since 2004, listed companies are required to pay an annual fee for submission of the annual registration statement to the SEC. In this regard, the annual fee is calculated based on the shareholders’ equity presented in the financial statements for the latest accounting year that have been submitted to the SEC. In case of a listed company not submitting the latest annual financial statements within the specified period, the SEC will ca...