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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
revenue slightly increased, which benefited from higher revenue from byproducts and other income. As a result, EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA were declined to THB 382 million (down 52%yoy) and THB 589 million
Dusit Thani Manila resulting from increase in room inventory after the completion of hotel renovation while Dusit Thani Maldives benefited from higher ADR. • Hotel Management Revenue from Hotel Management
and teething issues. Feedstock portfolio also benefited from higher production from the EO-EG facility in USA in 2H17 post catalyst change in 1H17. Production of PTA was higher in Asia which benefitted
the refinery business which recorded much higher production rate, and benefited from the narrower average DTD/DB spread, resulting in 8. 05 $/BBL of total GRM. Also from the higher average crude oil
Mr. Kitti Thanakitamnuay during the month of May 2018, Kitti knew or possessed the inside information related to the tender offer of NOBLE shares at 12.25 baht per share, which was higher than the
Mr. Kongpat Jiramaneekul during the month of May 2018, Kitti knew or possessed the inside information related to the tender offer of NOBLE shares at 12.25 baht per share, which was higher than the