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SEC appoints the Advisory Committee on Listed Company Monitoring to enhance enforcement efficiency



Monday 8 June 2020 | No. 113 / 2020


Bangkok, 8 June 2020 – SEC has appointed the Advisory Committee on Listed Company Monitoring today whose major role is to monitor progress on legal proceedings and enforcement in case of complaints or issues on misconduct of directors or executives of listed companies, with an aim to increase flexibility and efficiency of law enforcement.

The Advisory Committee on Listed Company Monitoring to be chaired by SEC Secretary-General will play the role of monitoring progress on the consideration of legal proceedings and law enforcement in case of complaints or issues on misconduct of directors or executives of listed companies under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) to enhance flexibility of work process and efficiency of enforcement.

The Advisory Committee on Listed Company Monitoring comprises:

(1)  Secretary-General as Chair;

(2)  Deputy Secretary-General in charge of corporate finance as member;

(3)  Deputy Secretary-General in charge of law and enforcement as member;

(4)  Assistant Secretary-General in charge of listed company supervision as member;

(5)  Assistant Secretary-General in charge of law enforcement as member;

(6)  Director of Enforcement Department 2 as member and secretary; 

(7)  Director of the Corporate Finance Department in charge of supervision on the listed companies under consideration as member and assistant secretary.

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