The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is set to implement various measures aimed at enhancing investor confidence and rejuvenating the Thai stock market. A central initiative in this effort is the proposed Thailand Individual Savings Account (ISA).
- The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) plans to introduce a Thailand Individual Savings Account (ISA), modeled after Japan’s NISA, which will provide tax exemptions for long-term investors to boost market confidence and encourage long-term savings.
- The SET has proposed multiple measures to revitalize the Thai stock market, including an omnibus legal reform, the Jump+ program for market growth, lifting restrictions on share buybacks, and facilitating the listing of S-curve economy firms.
- To attract family-run businesses to the stock market, the SET is considering implementing a dual-class share structure, allowing companies to issue shares with separate voting rights and dividend returns.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is planning to introduce several measures to boost investor confidence and revitalize the Thai stock market. One key initiative is the proposed Thailand Individual Savings Account (ISA), modeled after Japan’s Nippon Individual Savings Account (NISA), which aims to encourage long-term savings and investment by offering tax exemptions for investors who hold shares for a specified period.
The SET is also exploring the integration of advanced digital technologies to enhance trading efficiency and transparency. This includes leveraging blockchain for secure transactions and utilizing AI-driven analytics to provide deeper market insights for investors. Furthermore, the SET aims to strengthen its sustainability initiatives by encouraging listed companies to adopt ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices, aligning with global trends and investor demands. By implementing these strategies, the SET seeks to position itself as a leading financial hub in the region, capable of attracting both domestic and international investors while fostering innovation and resilience in the market.
