On 15 November 2022, the Capital Market Supervisory Baord Meeting No. 11/2565 passed a resolution approving the proposal for amendment to the regulations on equity allocation to promote clarity. The SEC later conducted a public hearing to gather views and suggestions on the matter from stakeholders during February – March 2023. The finalized amendment to the equity allocation regulations* has recently been issued. Essentially, an equity issuing company is required to comply with the following pr...
Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the
different types of securities offering, to improve clarity and practicality. The notification of the amended regulations has been published in the Government Gazette and will take effect as from 1 July 2023
inconsistent due to different criteria for different types of securities offering, to be in line with the same definition to improve clarity and practicality. The consultation paper is available at https
responsibility must be lived up with to boost confidence and upgrade standards in corporate governance for companies listed in Thailand.Mr. Rapee Sucharitakul, Secretary-General of the Securities and Exchange
-making.Meanwhile, certain rules governing advertisement and sale promotion of mutual funds are also being revised to enhance clarity and flexibility.The SEC supports intermediaries in their offering of diverse
promotion of other types of mutual funds to enhance clarity and appropriate flexibility for such activities. The consultation paper is available at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and interested parties are
To enhance clarity and consistency with the current business practices of the private sector, the SEC has issued regulations revising the characteristics of “bills” deemed as “securities,” which
offer GSSB** CD (PP-SME) ***, amending information disclosure rules before and after the offering to enhance clarity while considering the appropriate level of burden of offering via private placement