Thailand: Financial System Stability Assessment; imf country Report No. 19/308; September 10, 2019
Table 6. Thailand: Recommended Action Plan to Improve Implementation of the IOSCO
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Table 6. Thailand: Recommended Action Plan to Improve Implementation of the IOSCO Principles (concluded) Principle Recommended Action Principle 18. The time length for the adoption of each new published IFRS should be reduced. Principle 18. The SEC should increase the number of financial reports analyzed. Principle 19. Listed SOEs should be audited by SEC-licensed auditors instead of the Thai Office of the Auditor General. Principle 19. The SEC may consider giving consideration to the use of pecuniary sanctions (fines) applicable to audit firms for breaches of professional audit standards. Principle 22. The SEA should provide the SEC with explicit authority to regulate CRAs. Principle 27 The TBMA yield curve should not be based in part on non-binding, indicative quotes. Principle 32. The SEA should be amended to provide the SEC with authority to appoint or seek the appointment of a temporary receiver for an intermediary that has failed or to take control of customers assets before that appointment or as an emergency action. Principle 32, 37 The SEC should give consideration to requiring the TCH the individual accounting segregation of collateral from the participants’ customers on an individual basis to facilitate portability in case of a participant´s failure. Principle 33. The SET should consider conducting and disclosing an analysis of the economic rationale behind its fees structure. Principle 33 The SEA should be amended to enable the SEC to take disciplinary action against the SET, including fines and other remedial actions. Principle 33, 36 The SEC should undertake a comprehensive review of the SET trading rules, including share pricing and the minimum uptick rule to assess the impact on market trading. Principle 34, 35 The SEC should require that TBMA revise its rules on pre-trade transparency in the OTC bond market and require same-day quotes on a continuous basis. While not required by these IOSCO Principles, the SEC may consider setting out specific regulations on block trading (Big Lot), such as the minimum size of large trades eligible for block trading, and the price conditions that would guarantee a close alignment with market prices. Principle 37. The SEC and the BoT should develop a roadmap for mandatory centralized clearing of OTC derivatives. Principle 37 The SEC and BoT should consider requiring the complete and irreversible dematerialization of all listed securities. |
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