“LiVE”: Thailand’s blockchain-based OTC platform for startups
The Thai government has become increasingly receptive to the use of cryptocurrency projects and exchanges, such as “LiVE” technology.
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Investor protection in Thailand for ICOs and digital token trading
This is the third briefing in a four part series which also includes regulation of ICOs and digital token offerings in Thailand, Thailand’s licensing regime for digital asset businesses, and LiVE: Thailand’s blockchain-based OTC platform for startups.
Thailand’s licensing regime for digital asset businesses
This is the second briefing in a four part series which also includes regulation of ICOs and digital token offerings in Thailand, investor Protection in Thailand for ICOs and digital tokens, and LiVE: Thailand’s blockchain-based OTC platform for startups.
Regulation of ICOs and digital token offerings in Thailand
This briefing is the first in a four part series and looks at the regulation of ICOs and digital token offerings in Thailand.
Thailand eases foreign exchange controls
The Bank of Thailand launched its latest programme of foreign exchange regulation reform in June 2017. A year later, we provide an update on the progress so far and what Thailand and foreign investors can expect in the future.
GDPR, PDPB and M&A transactions in Thailand
What is the impact of GDPR and PDPB on cross-border M&A transactions?
Thailand Ratifies Montreal Convention
Now that Thailand has ratified the Montreal Convention 1999, the way in which claims are handled, addressed and resolved will change significantly.
Liberalisation of foreign ownership in Thai aviation
Thailand may be global aviation hub, but this has not translated into a comparable aviation manufacturing and support sector. Do recent governmental moves redress this and will they benefit foreign investors?
Aircraft repossession in thailand: Changes in the air?
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand is focusing on Thai aircraft lessees in default and, on 1 March 2017, it announced that it would take steps to address the problem of lessees.