Private vs. Public Companies in Thailand: What Newly Converted Public Companies Need to Know Part 1 Highlights Private vs. Public Companies in Thailand 1. Meetings Private: Flexible (Articles of Association governs). Public: Strict notice (3–14 days), newspaper publication, minutes within...
WISE RECAP – CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY UPDATES FOR Q2/2025 Highlights 1. Private Funds Recognized as Institutional Investors New SEC rules effective May 1, 2025, simplify private funds’ qualification as institutional investors. No need to assess each underlying investor’s qualification. Licensed...
Initial Public Offering in Thailand: Regulatory Framework and Legal Considerations Highlights What is an IPO? • A company offers shares to the public for the first time. • Lists on the SET or MAI to raise capital, build profile, and...
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Construction Contracts in Thailand Highlights Why ADR Is Crucial Construction disputes are common and costly. Court litigation is slow and expensive. ADR offers quicker, cheaper, and more flexible solutions. Main ADR Methods in Thailand Negotiation: First...
Disclosure Compliance Framework under Thai SEC and SET Regulations Highlights Why Disclosure Matters Protects Investors Promotes Market Fairness Prevents Information Asymmetry What Must Be Disclosed? đź”´ Immediate (Real-time) Disclosure Examples Dividends & shareholder meetings M&A or major contracts Capital changes...
WISE RECAP – CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY UPDATES FOR Q1/2025 Highlights 1. Easier Access to Digital Assets via Traditional Funds What Changed:Securities firms and asset managers no longer need a separate digital asset fund manager license to manage crypto or investment...
Thailand Expands Regulatory Reach: Key Amendments to the Emergency Decree on Digital Asset Business Now Cover Offshore Operators Serving Thai Residents Highlights Thailand’s Enhanced Law Against Tech Crimes Emergency Decree on Technological Crime Prevention (No. 2), 2025Effective Date: 13 April...
Key Amendments and Enhanced Compliance Duties under Thailand’s Emergency Decree on Technological Crime Prevention (No. 2), B.E. 2568 (2025) Highlights Key Amendments:Digital asset business operators outside Thailand must obtain a license under Thai law if they target users in Thailand...
Overview of Non-Voting Depository Receipt (NVDR) in the Thai Capital Market A Non-Voting Depository Receipt (the “NVDR”) is a financial instrument that represents an interest in underlying listed securities, such as shares, transferable subscription rights, or share warrants, of a...
