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SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said that while everyone is practicing social distancing to control and mitigate the impacts of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), small-and medium-sized businesses still need to look for opportunities to access funding channels to keep their businesses running and supports to get them through the crisis. Since today’s ever advancing digital technology can be a great help to business fundraising, SEC will host a series of online seminar to sha...
SEC Secretary-General Rapee Sucharitakul said, “previously the comprehensive provision of counselling and advisory service on investment would be limited to private wealth only while the general public would face investment difficulties as they received a lot of information but could not analyze and compare a variety of investment products available or were advised to purchase individual products, especially those products for which the investment consultants receive high sales commissions or w...
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capital market are complicated and finding the evidence is difficult, especially electronic evidence which requires assistance from specialized agencies. Therefore, this cooperation between SEC and the
exempting fees for application and filing submitted during February 1, 2021 and December 31, 2023. We hope this exemption will further reduce a burden to private sector in this difficult time.”
Blueprint 2025 and the Chair’s Priorities, in the dimension of the connectivity, under the 5th ASEAN Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Chiang Rai Province in April 2019.
Strategy "This collaboration between SEC and the Department of Industrial Promotion is considered a new dimension that will help the SEC understand the real needs, problems and obstacles. And the SEC will