electronic format. In addition, the CMSB has resolved to relax the following requirements for business operations in 2020 to mitigate the impact of COVID-19, namely,(1) The asset due diligence, (2) the
for every case even though it will be offered via private placement. For example, the normal regulations will be obstacles in the process of pre-ICO and private sale.Therefore, SEC intends to relax
At present, money market funds are used by investors as a tool to manage liquidity and a place to park money for a short time, besides keeping it in banking accounts. As of February 2018, the size of money market funds was 240 billion baht, or 3% of savings deposit. In the future the Deposit Protection Agency would reduce the maximum insured amount of bank deposit to only 1 million baht. Hence, money market funds are likely to grow in size and emerge as an alternative for people looking for the...
Bangkok, August 17, 2011- Chalee Chantanayingyong, Acting SEC Secretary-General and Chairman of the Capital Market Supervisory Board (CMSB) revealed that the CMSB approved to relax regulations to
prepare the most recent annual and quarterly financial statements as required under the existing regulations. To eliminate the said obstacle, the SEC proposed to relax securities offering rule to allow the
prepare the most recent annual and quarterly financial statements as required under the existing regulations.? To eliminate the said obstacle, the SEC proposed to relax securities offering rule to allow the
audit firm; (2) To relax the requirement on the number and nature of business whose financial statements must be given an opinion and affixed with the auditor’s signature, as well as to adjust the
digital asset (called by many names such as coin https://www.sec.or.th/EN/Pages/News_Detail.aspx?SECID=8310 SEC intends to relax rules on digital token offering for pre-ICO and private sale The Royal Decree
for investment in securities and/or product that may be liable to be digital asset (called by many names such as coin https://www.sec.or.th/EN/Pages/News_Detail.aspx?SECID=8310 SEC intends to relax