Anunual Report 2015

Annual Report

2015

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SET has continuously analyzed and

evaluated CG practices among listed companies every

year. In 2015, the results are satisfactory and can be

summarized as follows:

The assessment results of ASEAN CG Scorecard

2015, conducted by IOD, to evaluate CG practices

among listed companies in ASEAN, showed that

Thailand ranked first for four years in a row among

the six ASEAN nations participating in the assessment

(Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia,

the Philippines and Vietnam). 23 listed companies in

Thailand were included among Top 50. The names

were announced and the listed firms of the Top 50 were

presented the CG Awards in Manila, the Philippines,

in recognition of their continuous efforts in business

undertakings under CG Principle.

As for the assessment results of Corporate Governance

Report of Thai Listed Companies (CGR), conducted by

IOD with support from SET, the Thai listed companies

achieved average score of 75 percent, classified

at “Good” level. More listed companies placed

importance on concrete CG practices, operating

business with consideration on social responsibility

for sustainable growth.

Good Corporate Governance

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SET supported the organizing of Director Accreditation

Program (DAP), a basic course for directors to comply with the

responsibility in best practice and CG principle, for directors

of companies preparing for listing on SET. The training course

was participated by 179 participants from 88 listed firms.

In addition, SET also supported the Thai Investors Association

in organizing 25 training courses to enhance the quality of

Shareholders’ Right Protection Volunteers and equip themwith

knowledge about roles, duties and rights of minor shareholders.

Social Responsibility

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SET promotes

the quality development of listed companies and all involved

parties by emphasizing business growth hand in hand with

ESG development for long-term business sustainability

and capital market strength. The training course on Social

Responsibility Management for Sustainable Development

was organized for eight classes, attended by executives

from 334 listed firms. In addition, seven workshop courses

to enhance skills for practitioners were organized for 10

classes, participated by executives from 132 listed firms.