This is because the 20-year national master plan for 2018 through 2037 focuses on pushing forward and increasing the potential for SMEs, as they will help solve poverty problems and promote national economy. One of the subordinate plans is to provide opportunities for SMEs to access financial services, including new types of funding sources, and to develop channels for accessing new types of funding sources.SEC found that one of the problems and difficulties that prevent SMEs from accessin...

Bangkok, August 29, 2014 ? SEC supports commercial banks to emphasize on social responsibility and join Collective Action Coalition (CAC) by aiming to obtain the CAC certifications by 2015.Chalee Chantanayingyong, SEC Deputy Secretary-General, said Thailand currently faced a lot of crucial problems such as high household debts and low personal saving rates, exacerbating retirement plan problems while ageing society is approaching. With its importance to the country?s economy, banking industry ca...

reached a consensus on the appointment of a working group to explore strategy to adopt the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as accounting framework for companies issued securities to the

under their particular market practices, laws and regulations and will be required to fully adopt the accounting and auditing standards of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the

SEC has planned to adopt the DLT or other digital technologies into digital infrastructure of Thai Capital Market. The DLT automatically distributes information to every party in the network in

Bangkok, 7 February 2018 ? All of the 26 members of the Association of Asset Management Companies (AIMC) have declared their intention to adopt the Investment Governance Code (I Code) for

separate the positions of the Chairman and the Manager.  Accordingly, the Stock Exchange of Thailand will also adopt this principle for existing listed companies.  It is expected that the requirement

to the banking sector, local commercial banks, some of which are listed companies, are under close supervision of the Bank of Thailand. Investors should adopt a cautious stance but do not have to worry

the chip, in which case licensed companies would be allowed to adopt reasonable risk-based measures instead of ID card dip chip. In addition, the licensed companies offering occasional transaction

systems, the integrity of the company's financial position and information disclosure as well as shareholder engagement and communication.The SEC expects the board of directors will adopt and apply the CG