The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand, in partnership with the Thai Listed Companies Association, has launched the "Financial Well-being in Workplace" project. This initiative aims to promote the importance of employees' financial well-being among listed companies and encourage employees to develop financial and investment literacy skills. The project promotes the use of the capital market as a long-term savings channel to ensure sufficient funds for retirement. This year, the pilot program opened for applications from 80 listed companies, with all available slots filled.

Ms. Pornanong Busaratrakul, Secretary-General of the SEC, revealed that promoting financial health and a long-term investment culture is a key objective of the SEC's 2026-2028 strategy. The SEC prioritizes promoting financial and investment knowledge to the public and investors through various tools. The SEC has previously developed a model financial and investment literacy course, SEC E-Learning, and continuous learning resources. While also promoting the full utilization of available tools.

gettgo, an online insurance broker from Muang Thai Broker Management, has partnered with Sansiri to integrate online insurance services into the Kuhu app.

AirAsia MOVE, or MOVE, the travel and tourism platform, is adding a new privilege: the ability to change flights once (1x Zero Change Fee) without incurring any change fees. This applies to AirAsia tickets booked through the AirAsia MOVE app or airasia.com.

SC-CP ALL, the operator of 7-Eleven and 7-Delivery, is preparing to open 7-Eleven stores in four condo projects under the Reference and COBE brands. This reinforces the company's concept of developing "good and convenient communities" that connect all aspects of life in one place. The first pilot project will be Reference Sathorn-Wongwianyai, opening this June.