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The Shareholder Rights Directive II (SRD II) is a European Union (EU) directive which will come into effect on 3 September 2020. SRD II promotes greater engagement between shareholders and corporations they invest in, where such corporations have a registered office in the EU and whose equity securities with voting rights are admitted for trading on a regulated market within the EU (“applicable corporation(s)”).
Under this directive, all impacted intermediaries such as DBS Vickers Securities (Thailand) Company Limited and some of its affiliates, are required to disclose shareholder information i.e. your information; to an applicable corporation, send notifications to shareholders of general meeting events and facilitate voting at corporate events. Third party vendors may be engaged to facilitate compliance with the requirements under SRD II. Additional costs related to your equity investment in an applicable corporation will be incurred in order to comply with SRD II, and DBS Vickers Securities (Thailand) Company Limited and its affiliates (where applicable) reserves the right to charge you to defray such costs.
The Company would like to informs that with regard to the order to purchase or sell securities placed by the client, the client understands that the Company may accept or deny such order. It is a Company’s sole discretion on the good-faith of a commercial aspects or the order is considered as an improper order in accordance with the SET guideline. If the client thinks that the action is not correct, the client is required to argue or dispute to the Company within 2 days from the date of the action or otherwise it deems to be correct. In addition, The client waives and releases the rights to defend it and discharge all liabilities to the Company.