SEC is proposing to amend the regulations on unitholding limitations of mutual funds. Proposed amendments include, for example, changing the methods of unitholding calculation and allowing mutual
epidemic situation of Coronavirus 2019 (‘COVID-19’) and the countermeasures taken by the government such as travel restrictions and the closure of venues considered high-risk areas including department
regarding director appointments to remove legal restrictions and allow the company to resume business.The critical issues to be considered at the meeting are crutial to the company's ability to resume normal
not allow transfer of holders or if not prohibited, a warning must state clearly the limitations of the transferor?s responsibility. In addition, B/E as securities must not be derivatives embeded and
risks, B/E must not allow transfer of holders or if not prohibited, a warning must state clearly the limitations of the transferor?s responsibility. In addition, B/E as securities must not be derivatives
relation to the withholding of their incentive payment and restrictions on job mobility. Such controversial issues are actually business agreement which are normally addressed by the SET and the ASCO, and
direction for allocating the Bank of Thailand (BOT)?s approval of new USD 500 million for mutual funds and provident funds offshore investment, and (2) investment restrictions. The SEC in consultation with
rational investment decisions but their decisions are usually influenced by several factors and restrictions; emotion, beliefs and biases, for example. Those factors and restrictions cause investors to