Background Image
Previous Page  78 / 196 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 78 / 196 Next Page
Page Background

Annual Report 2014

78

CEO

letter

(12 issues)

CEO

networking

(1 time)

member

newsletter

(4 issues)

member

meeting

(2 times)

SET&ASCO executive

luncheon meeting (9 times)

• Collaborative activities among members in 2014

In 2014 SET promoted member relations and participation by conducting these activities:

These monthly panel discussions were held between members of the Association of

Thai Securities Companies (ASCO) and various parties involved in the capital market

to discuss matters of mutual concern.

These were panel discussions among senior executives of all brokerage firms to strengthen

the good relationships and enable members to express opinions on the securities business.

This publication is for all members, containing quarterly updates on the capital market.

This is a monthly newsletter from the SET president to the presidents of all securities

companies, informing them of SET activities.

Two seminars were arranged for members, under the topic of “Potential investors

and retail investors in the provinces” and a research presentation on “Trend of High

Frequency Trading in the Thai capital market”.

SET and ASCO

executive luncheon

meetings (9 times)

CEO networking

(1 time)

Member newsletter

(4 issues)

CEO letter

(12 issues)

Member meeting

(2 times)

3.Roles and treatment of stakeholders

The SET Board of Governors (BoG) ensures that the

exchange’s operations are based on fair and equitable

treatment for stakeholders. The BoG recognizes the

mutual relationship the bourse has with all stakeholders,

covering the Securities and Exchange Commission,

securities companies, listed firms, asset management

companies, investors, employees and other related agencies

including business partners, creditors, competitors, the

public sector, society and the environment.

SET gives the utmost importance to customer

feedback and realizes the importance of effectively

managing suggestions from listed and member companies,

as well as associate firms, to enhance its operations.

Starting from 2013, SET has set up a new internal

communication system so that all executives can

acknowledge, exchange views and take action of

stakeholders’ complaints and suggestions more efficiently.