February 2015 in Istanbul, a draft of the revised Principles was presented and discussed at the G20/OECD Corporate Governance Forum in Istanbul on 10 April 2015 where they found broad support among
center on laws, regulations and practices in support of sustainable development to help promote international recognition of the Thai capital market. Aside from corporate governance, the re-launched
version has incorporated the changing landscapes in the business sector and the global capital market to better support the drive to improve international corporate governance.
volunteer roles in exercising voting rights effectively and in accordance with good corporate governance principles in the 2015 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of listed firms. In 2015, TIA agrees with the
bonds must not have negative issues on good corporate governance and must be invested at the proportion of no less than 60 percent of the net asset value (NAV), either in the primary or secondary
intended to support decision-makers and practitioners in their efforts to take corpo- rate governance to a higher level. It reflects the discussions and conclusions of the Asian Roundtables in 2009 and 2010
Companies (CG Code) as well as the Investment Governance Code for Institutional Investors (I Code). The seminar aims to support listed companies to recognize the expectations of institutional investors and
Koomchaya, Privy Council member, who also gave a keynote address on the topic, “Driving Corporate Governance of Business Sectors towards Sustainability of the Thai Economy.” On this occasion, Finance