companies’ awareness of the importance of maintaining the AGM quality in line with international standards, and to build a positive image of the Thai capital market in terms of shareholders’ engagement
have shown that the Thai capital market’s rules and regulations on corporate governance practices are in accordance with international standards, lead the ASEAN countries, and hold a top three position
their duties for the best interests of the company. Therefore, A person who has a conflict of interest must not do business which is in competition with the company. There must be no related party
), Asian Corporate Governance Association, and the Codes of Corporate Governance of some countries, e.g., Australia and the UK. The ACGS assessors are Domestic Ranking Body (DRB) for each country, which in
), leading to the support for the establishment of Thai ESG Funds. Individuals with taxable income are eligible for a tax deduction of up to 30 percent of their assessable income, with a maximum limit of
encourage firms to align their disclosures with investors’ needs. ESG Global Trends Financial Institution EPFI (The Equator Principles Financial Institutions) Effective in 2003, EPFI has been used as