SEC has amended the procedure to make it easier for asset management companies to seek a unitholders’ resolution to revise or modify a mutual fund project and its management procedure by
In her opening remarks at the online seminar on 25 November 2020, Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, Secretary-General of SEC, stated: “The aims of the online seminar are (1) to help listed companies gain a better understanding of climate risks so that they can combine their knowledge and relevant available information to enhance their capability to deal with climate change; (2) to make asset management companies, as an institutional investor, understand the risks and effects of climate change on b...
been a change in the necessary circumstances as provided in the first paragraph, the Minister upon the recommendation of the SEC may modify or change the conditions already specified.
as other securities, instruments or other assets to be specified by the SEC Board. The introduction of DR is in accordance with the SEC strategic plan, aiming to widen investment opportunities and
auditor qualifications in relation to experiences and introduction of new measures and sanctions relative to levels of misconduct ranging from minor to serious. In addition, the approval criteria for
(AIMC) จัดสัมมนาออนไลน์ให้แก่บุคลากรในธุรกิจตลาดทุน หัวข้อ “Getting Started in Responsible Investment: An Introduction to Key Concepts, Practices and the PRI for Thai Market Participants” เพื่อส่งเสริม
provident funds in response to market development while widening investment asset varieties and in line with international standards. Key proposed changes include introduction of more principle-based eligible
to whether or not to apply a most favoured nation clause or to modify a peer group (for example due to M&A activity of peers) is discouraged. 3-6 Can an Issuer amend how it calculates a KPI or change
2022 Agenda THE EVIDENCE ON THE GREEN BOND PREMIUM IN ASIA-PACIFIC AND EUROPEAN MARKETS l Page 2 I. Introduction of Green Bond II. Approaching Green Bond Premium III. Result Summary IV. Conclusion