SEC Thailand Reduces Average Securities Case Duration to 1.5 Years Through Process Reforms
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The SEC of Thailand reports that its securities enforcement process has improved efficiency while maintaining due process. As of August 2026, the maximum duration for pending cases dropped from 8 years to 3.6 years, and the average case duration fell from 2.3 years to 1.5 years. The agency attributes these improvements to structural changes made since 2024, including increased staffing with investigative experience, the adoption of technology for data analysis, enhanced cooperation with judicial bodies, and the use of civil penalties as an alternative punishment. Additionally, the Council of Ministers approved in principle on August 25 a draft law allowing SEC staff to serve as investigators in high-impact economic cases.
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