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In early 2014, there were political rallies close to The Stock Exchange
of Thailand’s building, causing the disruption for staff and visitors
to enter the SET building. SET closely monitored the situation by
taking into consideration the safety, interests of stakeholders and
the continuity of business operation. The Business Continuity Plan
was implemented twice to continue providing service throughout
the political turmoil period.
Incident or
event occur
Restoration
Execute BCP
Assessment of
business impact
Work at
alternate office
Returning to
primary office
Plan & Contact
Business interruption risk
The exchange has implemented Business Continuity Plan (BCP) to prepare for traumatic incidents that could
lead to damage or loss such as natural disaster, riot and unrest, etc. To ensure that the organization’s
business continuity plan is practical and effective for real situation, SET has established BCP working group
consisting of high-level executives to consider the appropriateness of the plan, its implementing guidelines
and necessary resources required during emergency. The working group also monitors the revision and
testing of BCP plan continually to guarantee the suitability and continuous implementation of the plan.
SET has also set up a BCP subgroup for each core business division.