The rules on margin lending (margin account) which have been in effect since 1997 permit SC to lend money to its customer only for the purpose of purchasing listed securities on a condition that the customer must place cash or listed securities as initial margin with securities company . However, bonds or investment units are not permitted to be place with securities company as collateral to increase purchasing power. SEC therefore proposes the inclusion of additional securities classes for...

when compared to income from medical treatments went up 0.86%. due to expending employment increase to accommodate the number of patients is increasing. The cost of selling and administrative when

medical treatments when compared to income from medical treatments went up 1.94% from CMR a subsidiary went up 3.73% due to expending employment increase and depreciation of building is increasing. The cost

to ensure its completeness and correctness. Therefore, the SEC considered extending the submission period of the revised financial statements for HTX to be by January 21, 2005.

, focused on discussions under the theme, “Expanding Funding Opportunities for Artists through Copyright Valuation and Converting Copyrights into Digital Assets,” to promote Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in the

The SEC is hosting the Asia Pacific Takeovers Regulators Conference 2019, an annual platform for expanding cooperative network within the region and sharing views on regulatory frameworks and

Thai capital market. SEC Senior Assistant Secretary-General Pravej Ongartsittigul said: ?The public has shown a strong interest in the concept of infrastructure fund. Extending the hearing period

matters for consideration as follows:      (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 15 February 2027;     2) Increasing the interest

following matters:            (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional year, with the new maturity date set for 8 March 2026;          (2) Adjusting the principal repayment