On 22 September 2022, the Capital Market Supervisory Board Meeting No. 10/2565 passed a resolution approving the proposed amendments to the regulations related to establishment and relocation of offices or branches of business operators in accordance with the Regulatory Guillotine to increase flexibility and streamline processes and operating burdens on the business sector. Essentially, the proposed amendments would: (1) apply the same auto approval principles for the establishment of...
product. This new regulation allows service providers to use the single form with investors of any products while reducing investors’ burden of filling in repetitive information when opening a new
different intermediaries. Such repetitive filing causes inconvenience and higher cost of accessing different capital market services from different intermediaries. This current practice may also affect the
The proposed amendments aim to streamline and simplify mutual fund disclosure which currently requires numerous details and, in some parts, repetitive information is disclosed in other documents that
indicate that the system of quality control is insufficient. 2) Systemic, repetitive or other significant deficiencies that require prompt corrective action 2 Does the firm communicate (Audit Compliance
stemmed from the decrease in sugar prices and cost of production. Since the 1st quarter of 2017, the Company had been relocating its production lines of sauces and condiments to the new factory, such
indicate that the system of quality management is insufficient. 2) Systemic, repetitive, or other significant deficiencies that require prompt corrective action B2 Does the firm establish the criteria and
, and the office was relocated to support the expansion, resulting in cost of relocating and writing off existing office improvements. There was no such expense in this year, which made the Group's
cost from relocating some product from the old production line to the new one; 4) higher excise tax as well as sugar tax following the Excise Act, B.E. 2560, effective since 16 September 2017; 5) higher