The SEC is moving forward with regulations for managing risks under the Travel Rules for digital assets, enhancing the prevention of money laundering and tech crime, in line with international standards.

Ms. Pornanong Busaratrakul, Secretary-General of Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand or SEC, revealed that the SEC prioritizes regulating digital asset businesses to prevent them from being used as conduits for money laundering and tech crime. This is achieved through continuous collaboration with partner agencies in both the public and private sectors. The SEC believes that these Travel Rules for digital assets will significantly improve the effectiveness of combating tech crime and reduce the risk of digital asset businesses being used as channels for money laundering and terrorist financing.

Thaivivat Insurance launches the “Thaivivat Guarantee” project, emphasizing the concept of “customer care is not just about compensating for claims, but also ensuring quality vehicle repairs.”

LHMH launches Grande Centre Point Voyage Pattaya, the 10th hotel in the Grande Centre Point group, a Limited Collection themed hotel and the 3rd Grande Centre Point in Pattaya. The total investment exceeds 4.3 billion baht. Full operation is expected in October, boosting the group's total revenue to 8 billion baht this year.

CBRE Thailand points out that the relaxation of the Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio to 100% for one year, coupled with a reduction in government transfer and mortgage registration fees to 0.01% for houses and condominiums priced under 7 million baht (both new and resale), for Thai citizens, has been extended until June 30, 2027.