systems which may cause serious damage to the benefit of the people. SEC Act S.133 paragraph 1 and 133 paragraph 2 Settlement Committee Meeting No. 2/2020 Settlement Committee Order No. 8/2020 Dated 13

which may cause serious damage to the benefit of the people. SEC Act S.117 133 paragraph 2 and 136 Settlement Committee Meeting No. 2/2020 Settlement Committee Order No. 8/2020 Dated 13/03/2020

, and procedures as specified in the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board by failing to a sufficient and effective compliance system which may cause serious damage to the benefit of the

auditor qualifications in relation to experiences and introduction of new measures and sanctions relative to levels of misconduct ranging from minor to serious. In addition, the approval criteria for

as specified in the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board by failing to put in place a sufficient and effective fund management systems which may cause serious damage to the benefit of

the authority; (2) where it is an urgent case that delay will cause serious damage to any person or affect public interest; (3) where the fact was given by the alleged person in the explanation or

such, impractical and outdated regulations will be revised to support underwriters? performance with trustworthiness and responsibility to investors, which will eventually build up their own credibility

supervision and trustworthiness of listed companies? financial reporting. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that ?Following the 2010 revamp of audit oversight to require SEC-registered auditors

their objectives of safeguarding client benefits, enhance their trustworthiness, and maintain overall market integrity, but also reflect their self-discipline which would further reduce chances of law

market will be developed towards greater efficiency, trustworthiness, gaining recognition and interests from investors and parties wishing to raise fund at an international level. Participating in