Bangkok, February 6, 2015 ? The SEC has supported Phoenixict Pte Ltd. and the communication and technology-based alliances from both the public and private sectors in organizing the first CrowdFunding Asia™ Thailand Summit 2015 during February 10-11, 2015 at Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong. The event aims to broaden and create awareness as well as inspire business operators, especially small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) and startups in Thailand and Asian region toward utilizing advanced...
At the meeting on 10 March 2020, the cabinet approved a raft of measures, including allowing investors to receive an additional tax privilege for purchasing investment units in the Super Savings Fund (SSF) which has the policy on investing in listed securities on the local exchanges, called “SSF listed securities”, under the following conditions:(1) Not less than 65% of net asset values are invested in listed securities on the Stock Exchange of Thailand and the Market for Alternative Inv...
services to protect investors’ asset and stringent supervision on asset separation to keep private funds safe without asking for the approval of being custodian again. Such move will improve flexibility
applicants asking to become digital token and cryptocurrency advisers will be set at 15,000 baht each, and license fees for digital token and cryptocurrency fund managers will be 500,000 baht each. SEC
in the long term. The SEC will promote a target for sustainable development to be in the same direction of the United Nations by asking listed companies for cooperation to disclose their operations
90 days (within 14 August 2018) to continue their business until an order to discontinue their businesses is given. Earlier, SEC disclosed the names of seven digital asset business operators asking
asking for the digital asset operating licenses. SEC examined information of Southeast Asia Digital Exchange Co., Ltd. (SEADEX) and found that SEADEX has been operating a digital asset exchange before the
specifying securities, amount and price. The clients accepted his trading decision without asking for any information on market condition or relevant securities. In Kacha case, the SEC found that he did not
director and executive at the time of the offence, on the ground of insider trading. They were ordered to pay civil fines and return any gains from the offence.*Mr. Suphanan, however, sent a letter asking