Post by account_disabled on Dec 26, 2023 1:52:34 GMT -5
The SEC has released the results of a study comparing the criteria for listing on the Thai stock exchange with those of Luxembourg. Ready to support Thai companies that are ready List sustainable debt securities on the Luxembourg Green Exchange (LGX) as well as on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (Luxembourg Stock Exchange: LuxSE), possibly starting with registration on the SoL market, which has relaxed criteria.
Following the Office of C Level Executive List the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms. Ruenwadee Suwanmongkol, Secretary-General of the SEC, and the group met with Mr. Robert Scharle, CEO of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) and the group. on January 31, 2020 to discuss and exchange experiences in setting up a sustainable debt instrument information platform. Including the idea of bringing Thailand's sustainability bonds (Green Bond, Social Bond, Sustainability Bond) to display information on LGX, a platform that displays information on sustainable instruments at LuxSE, so that investors around the world can conveniently access the information. and can attract foreign investment The SEC is therefore studying and comparing Thai securities offering criteria with those of Luxembourg (regulatory mapping) to facilitate Thai companies that are ready to register abroad.
It was found that bond issuers can list their securities on one of LuxSE's three markets, namely the Bourse de Luxembourg (BdL), which has strict regulations comparable to offering bonds to the general public, the Euro Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF). There are relaxed rules comparable to offering bonds to large investors, and the Securities Official List (SoL), which has the most relaxed rules, may be comparable to offering to institutional investors. “BdL and MTF markets are markets where debt instruments can be traded, while SoL is a platform for displaying details of debt instruments (profile listing).
Following the Office of C Level Executive List the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms. Ruenwadee Suwanmongkol, Secretary-General of the SEC, and the group met with Mr. Robert Scharle, CEO of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) and the group. on January 31, 2020 to discuss and exchange experiences in setting up a sustainable debt instrument information platform. Including the idea of bringing Thailand's sustainability bonds (Green Bond, Social Bond, Sustainability Bond) to display information on LGX, a platform that displays information on sustainable instruments at LuxSE, so that investors around the world can conveniently access the information. and can attract foreign investment The SEC is therefore studying and comparing Thai securities offering criteria with those of Luxembourg (regulatory mapping) to facilitate Thai companies that are ready to register abroad.
It was found that bond issuers can list their securities on one of LuxSE's three markets, namely the Bourse de Luxembourg (BdL), which has strict regulations comparable to offering bonds to the general public, the Euro Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF). There are relaxed rules comparable to offering bonds to large investors, and the Securities Official List (SoL), which has the most relaxed rules, may be comparable to offering to institutional investors. “BdL and MTF markets are markets where debt instruments can be traded, while SoL is a platform for displaying details of debt instruments (profile listing).