Bangkok, October 26 2011 ? SEC Secretary-General Vorapol Socatiyanurak expresses his concern over impact of flooding situation that ?flooding of this magnitude has affected some manufacturing and
addressed a concern on legal issues in case where the foreign bank branches in Thailand encounter financial hardship and the assets located in Thailand are not adequate to cover the repayment of all
proposing to review the regulations governing debt securities of all types and related notifications. In essence, the proposed amendments to the debt securities regulations concern the followings: (1
expressed observation remarks in which the SEC considered as material to the financial statements, for example, - On-going concern problems - Significant amount of connected transactions - Adjusted items
be no large impact in implementing this measure because investors already have sufficient collateral alternatives. Therefore, investors should no longer place high concern on this issue.? Mr. Phuvanat
especially brokers that they have placed high concern in this matter and promptly sent their approved list of securities analysts to the SEC. This helps improve our Thai capital market?s information system and
noted that the SEC has already addressed most of the aforementioned issues of concern and the relevant regulatory reform is currently in progress. The draft Amendments to the Securities and Exchange Act
cooling-off period, if the SEC raises any points of concern that may become material to investors? decision making but have not yet been disclosed in the registration statement, the issuers or their
implementing anti-graft practices. Should they raise concern and seriously implement policy to fight against corruption, it will bring about social pressure to reinforce social performance, particularly for the