Minister of Finance 09:50 – 09:55 Group photo 09:55 – 10:05 Transitioning towards environmental sustainability under the new Thai financial landscape Speaker Mr. Ronadol Numnonda, Deputy Governor for
thoroughly considered to maintain a balance in terms of investor protection and competitive edge in the international arena. The SEC remains vigilant in fulfilling its roles and responsibilities, ensuring that
competition and resulted into slower sales in B2B as well. Adopting to the changing consumer behavior where consumers are transitioning to apply technology for their purchases, the Company is expanding its
. Furthermore, it is important to promote income and savings sufficiency to empower Thai people to lead a quality life, financially and otherwise, after retirement, especially as the country is transitioning
industry groups and committing to targets as they shift gears to invest in a global economy that is transitioning into a low-carbon world. STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. FOR PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS ONLY
. Furthermore, it is important to promote income and savings sufficiency to empower Thai people to lead a quality life, financially and otherwise, after retirement, especially as the country is transitioning into
network to 2,300 advertising panels and media capacity to THB 1,400mn. The Company is also transitioning our static media assets to a digital platform in upcountry. Last year, we converted 21 existing
GBP aim to support issuers in transitioning their business model towards greater environmental sustainability through specific projects. Issuance aligned to the GBP should provide an investment
Disclosures Standard. • Bank of Thailand’s Directional Paper on Transitioning towards Environmental Sustainability Under the New Thai Financial Landscape comprising of 5 key building blocks 1) Products and
companies, products and projects that are committed to transitioning in line with 1.5°C. Invest an increasing proportion of the portfolio in companies, products, and projects that are already aligned to 1.5°C