Bangkok, March 7, 2014 ? The SEC exchanged Letters for Cooperation with Financial Services Agency (FSA), Japan, to expand business opportunity between two capital markets. In this regard, the SEC

exchanged views on feasible ways to promote cross-border investment between the capital markets of both countries.In addition, the meeting agreed to look into the possibility of enhancing cross-border

Viranuvatti, and club members, to discuss strategies for elevating the efficiency in the standards of post-trade services of investment management companies. Both parties also exchanged views on the roles of

capital market in addressing social and environmental challenges. During the meeting, both parties exchanged views on developing the financial market with a focus on sustainability and explored potential

roles in driving and fostering listed companies to operate responsibly in relation to ESG, and exchanged views on good governance practices, which are an essential foundation for creating sustainable

expenses was Baht 25.96 million which increase Baht 4.74 Million or 22.35% when compared to the same period of 2016. Due to loss from exchanged rate in amount Baht 3.4 million. 5. The financial costs was

could be exchanged or a liability settled between knowledgeable, willing parties in an arm's length transaction. 4. New policy on allowance for obsolete inventories Inventory from 1 year and above and

Workshop was where the views and experience in conducting reviews on financial statements were exchanged while mutual understanding in adoption of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) was

growth;2.     Market fragmentation, presented by JFSA; 3.     Fintech and Crypto Assets, presented by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, in which the SEC Secretary-General also exchanged experiences

Consumers Council. To provide the audience with a clearer picture of class action legal proceedings, the panelists discussed and exchanged views and experience, theoretical and practical, in relation to this