Reform Priorities in Asia: Taking Corporate Governance to a Higher Level Taking Corporate Governance to a Higher Level reform priorities in Asia 2011 REFORM PRIORITIES IN ASIA: TAKING CORPORATE

Shareholders Meeting (AGM) Assessment with very high average score at 91.04 out of 100.? Most companies assessed with the scores higher than those of last year, reflecting continual corporate governance

SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, SEC Assistant Secretary-General Jomkwan Kongsakul and team met Mr. Claude Marx - Director General of Luxembourg’s financial market watchdog CSSF, Ms. Daniele Berna-Ost - CSSF Secretary-General and team. Both parties achieved an agreement to arrange a cooperative framework on fintech for exchange of information involving major developments and issues on fintech supervision and oversight. This framework was similar to those CSSF agreed with capi...

urging knowledge dissemination concerning risk and investment in risky assets for higher return in preparation for retirement. Dr. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that the first SEC

investment decisions can entail more risks. • View investing as part of the financial planning process rather than for speculative gain. 2. Investment product attributes • Identify and compare the features and

selling orders to ensure proper verification, (3) establishing price rules to allow short selling transactions only at prices equal to or higher than the latest market price (zero uptick rule) to prevent

selling orders to ensure proper verification, (3) establishing price rules to allow short selling transactions only at prices equal to or higher than the latest market price (zero uptick rule) to prevent

share to around 45%. AIS Fibre also continued to achieve strong growth through the acquisition of new subscribers in a broader footprint while offering higher values, led by quality products and services

companies on the SET and 95companies on the Market for Alternative Investment (mai), the anti-corruption progress indicator of 344 companies or 60 percent attained level 1 or higher, the result of which

business continued the growth momentum with revenue of Bt2,710mn, growing 11% YoY and 4.3% QoQ from a subscriber base growing above the industry average. AIS maintained superior service quality and