members (consisting of executives and representatives from 38 securities firms) held discussions and shared views regarding operations that may affect trust and confidence in the Thai capital market such as
Industry Consultative Panels, and gathered comments on and recommendations for the Roadmap. A representative from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) also shared insights on the Guiding
account the public comments gathered from the previous hearing whereby the calculation of the fees on Thai government bond dealing activities would be revised to reduce the burden on bond dealers and
organized by the Thai Listed Companies Association (TLCA) on 10 November 2023. On the occasion, listed companies shared their knowledge and experience in ESG reporting while Ms. Kultangwatana covered the
approximately 1 million baht per year. This public consultation takes into account the comments and suggestions gathered from the previous hearings in August and September this year – the majority of which were
the private sector to undergo such process.The drafting process of the said rules has taken into account the comments and recommendations gathered from the previous hearing conducted in April on the
comments gathered earlier from the hearing on the guiding principles in July this year, and made further revisions to enhance flexibility and appropriateness in practice.Essentially, the rules would revise
SEC took into consideration public comments and suggestions gathered from the previous hearing on the principles of the PO rules in October last year.The consultation paper is available at www.sec.or.th
suggestions gathered therefrom, and studied further details before proposing the current draft amendments to digital asset business regulations.The consultation paper is available at https://www.sec.or.th/TH