1. STOCK EXCHANGE OF THAILAND (SET)
Financial Management
Worasak Wongchaikunakorn
汪學彥
MA1N0204

2. History of the Stock Exchange of Thailand
In 1969, as recommended by the World Bank, the government acquired the services of Prof. Sidney M. Robbins from Columbia University to study the development channels of the Thai capital market.
in May 1974, long-awaited legislation establishing "The Securities Exchange of Thailand" (SET)
On April 30, 1975, "The Securities Exchange of Thailand" officially started trading.
On January 1, 1991 its name was formally changed to "The Stock Exchange of Thailand" (SET).
History of the Stock Exchange of Thailand

3. Regulatory Framework of the Capital Market
Ministry of Finance
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Primary Market
Secondary Market
Other Related Organization
SET Group
Regulatory Framework of the Capital Market

4. SET Group The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) – Primary Market
Market for Alternative Investment (mai) – Secondary Market
Bond Electronic Exchange (BEX) - electronic trading platform
Thailand Futures Exchange Pcl (TFEX) - derivatives products
Thailand Securities Depository Co., Ltd. (TSD)
Thailand Clearing House Co., Ltd. (TCH)
Settrade.com Co., Ltd. - Internet trading platforms
SET Group

5. Trading Time Pre-opening session I: 9.30 am to 10.00 am
Morning session: am to pm
Pre-opening session II: 2.00 pm to 2.30 pm
Afternoon session: 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Trading Time

6. The SET50 Index and the SET100 Index
the stock prices of the top 50 and 100 listed companies on SET in terms of large market capitalization, high liquidity and compliance with requirements regarding the distribution of shares to minor shareholders.
The list of component stocks in the SET50 Index and the SET100 Index are revised every six months
The SET HD (SET High Dividend)
30 Index reflects price movements of stocks that have large market capitalization, are consistently traded with high liquidity, and have constantly paid high dividend yields.

7. Business Activity Screening
FTSE SET Index Series
Based on the FTSE SET All-Share Index , companies are screened against Shariah principles (Islamic Finance)
Business Activity Screening
Conventional Finance (non-Islamic Banking, Finance and Insurance, etc.)
Alcohol
Pork related product and non-halal food production
Entertainment (Casinos, Gambling, Cinema, Music, Pornography and Hotels)
Tobacco
Weapons, arms and defense manufacturing

8. Historical chart

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10. Question and Answer