by the SEC Board and its deposit/withdrawal service for all types of cryptocurrency in its Trade Wallet. The suspension of such services may cause damage to the public. Pursuant to Paragraph 1 of
Following an inspection report from Bank of Ayudhya, a limited broker dealer and underwriter (LBDU) licensee, and SEC’s further investigation, it was found that Vanatsavadee, securities investment consultant, had misappropriated clients’ money by withdrawing money from the clients’ banking accounts without executing the transactions that the clients had made. Besides, she made false evidence by forging the clients’ handwriting, subscription orders and switch orders or unitholders’ account books...
(2018), the SEC Board has proposed that Minister of Finance consider revocation of the digital asset exchange license of Huobi. In addition, the SEC Board, by virtue of Section 35 Paragraph 2 of the
aforementioned assets. Moreover, the backgrounds surrounding NUSA’s petition for the Court’s revocation of the share swap contract with WEH shareholders remained unclear, with anticipated potential impacts on NUSA
Bangkok, 23 February 2024 – The Securities and Exchange Commission Board (SEC Board) has passed a resolution to recommend the revocation of digital asset business license of Zipmex Co., Ltd
In addition, SEC shall not accept her future application for approval as capital market business personnel until the revocation period ends. At the time of her misconduct, Sunisa was working for
In addition, SEC shall not accept her future application for approval as capital market business personnel until the revocation period ends. At the time of her misconduct, Sunisa was working for
client’s account by using the passbook and withdrawal slips signed in advance by the client and kept by Somchai, at an amount higher than the ordered amount. He then used the excessive amount for his own
number of the transferor. Later, Sakkarin prepared a withdrawal slip and used 319,953 baht to pay for a securities purchase in another client's account and deposited the remaining amount of the withdrawn
will be Where did the 4% rule come from Bengen, William P. 1994. “Determining Withdrawal Rates Using Historical Data.” Journal of Financial Planning, vol. 7: 171–180. 12 For illustrative purposes only