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Compliance to the ISSA Recommendations 2000Market: Thailand |
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Securities Systems* have a primary responsibility to their users** and other stakeholders. They
must provide effective low cost processing. Services should be priced equitably.
* Securities Systems = depositories, settlement and clearing systems
** Users = customers of the securities system, and all other parties to whom the securities system owes a duty
of care
| 1. | Is the board that governs the depository answerable to its users? | Yes. |
| 2. | Does any single organisation, or sector (e.g. brokers, custodians, Stock Exchange) have a large voting position at the board of the depository? | No. |
| 3. | Is there cross subsidisation of products (e.g. international services subsidised by local ones or transaction costs subsidised by asset servicing charges)? | No. |
| 4. | What process is in place at the depository to ensure that it meets the needs of all its stakeholders (e.g. institutions, broker dealers, retail investors, issuers)? | Public hearing, focus group and a survey on customer satisfaction index (CSI) are undertaken in order to respond to the clients' needs. |
| 5. | What is the communications strategy of the depository to its stakeholders and how is this run? | The Thailand Securities Depository (TSD) transparently communicates with its members through various channels, e.g., the electronic link through the SDC system, mail, publications, etc. |