Bangkok, May 28, 2015 ? The SEC revised regulations for more flexibility to promote cross-border offerings of debt securities and collective investment schemes (CIS). The revision aims to increase
through the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard, which has elevated the visibility of well governed ASEAN PLCs to the international investing community.More information on the ACMF Implementation Plan and
The meeting agreed to resume discussion to develop mutual recognition framework to facilitate cross-border mutual fund offerings. The discussion was initiated in 2004 before later being halted. To
regional capital markets,? Vorapol said. The cross-border offering of ASEAN CIS in ASEAN countries is developed under the ?Implementation Plan to promote the Development of an Integrated Capital
alternatives for Thai investors and expand markets for Thai asset management companies. This cross-border advancement is also a good indicator that our investment management industry is on par with international
Bangkok, February 27, 2015 ? The SEC will issue the regulations to promote more financial product variety and thus widen investment choices on foreign securities for investors in Thailand. Prakid Punyashthiti, SEC Assistant Secretary ? General, said that the SEC is drafting the regulations on primary listing to allow foreign companies to launch initial public offerings (IPOs) and become listed firms on Thai bourse as well as the regulations governing offer of sale of depositary receipts (DRs) o...
Bangkok, January 20, 2014 ? The SEC is seeking public comment on draft rules on cross-border offering of ASEAN collective investment schemes (ASEAN CIS) to retail investors. When compiled with non
Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China and Thailand to facilitate cross-border offerings of funds between Hong Kong and Thailand for asset management companies by recognizing each
exchanged views on feasible ways to promote cross-border investment between the capital markets of both countries.In addition, the meeting agreed to look into the possibility of enhancing cross-border