investors’ rights in alignment with the changing capital market ecosystem. The discussion included strengthening trust and confidence in the Thai capital market through the pursuit of class action lawsuits

knowledge sharing session on “Development and Framework for Technology Risk Control,” lectured by SEC executives. The occasion included a discussion on supervisory guidelines for technology risk control by

developments included the setting up of a Fintech working group and the SEC announcement of support and participation in such activity along with other GEMC members.   SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee

Pittayasophon, SEC Deputy Secretary-General, delivered the opening remarks and recapped the SEC’s regulatory and enforcement responsibilities. The topics included key offenses under the SEC authority such as

IPO and listing on the stock exchange. The seminar also included a knowledge sharing session among supervisors and insights into the financial advisors' role from the perspective of regulators

participants to begin their investment journeys. Key topics included “Three Keys Factors of Value Investing (Principal, Return, and Time)”, “Using AI to Manage Investment Portfolios,” “Low-Investment High-Return

regulation. Key highlights included: (1) Utilizing AI to detect suspicious trading behaviors and potential misconduct, aimed at promoting transparency and strengthening investor protection, and (2) Building an

securities and derivatives industry and the Thai capital market. Key topics included the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in securities and derivatives businesses, best practices for utilizing AI

sustainability management, including human rights due diligence (HRDD) practices. The event also highlighted trends in advancing sustainability disclosure regulations and included insights from representatives of

insights with member countries on globally significant issues. Key topics included Sustainability Related Disclosure, Financial Inclusion, the implementation of Supervisory Technology (SupTech), and the