Techub News: The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to revise derivatives regulations to include digital assets and carbon credits within the scope of permitted underlying assets. In the future, the SEC will draft supporting regulations, including amendments to derivatives business licenses, to allow licensed digital asset operators to offer contracts based on digital assets. At the same time, they will review the licensing and regulatory framework for derivatives exchanges and clearinghouses to accommodate cryptocurrencies as a new type of underlying product. The SEC will also coordinate with the Thailand Futures Exchange (TFEX) to develop detailed product contract specifications, ensuring that the risk characteristics of digital asset derivatives align with actual market use.
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Techub News: The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to revise derivatives regulations to include digital assets and carbon credits within the scope of permitted underlying assets. In the future, the SEC will draft supporting regulations, including amendments to derivatives business licenses, to allow licensed digital asset operators to offer contracts based on digital assets. At the same time, they will review the licensing and regulatory framework for derivatives exchanges and clearinghouses to accommodate cryptocurrencies as a new type of underlying product. The SEC will also coordinate with the Thailand Futures Exchange (TFEX) to develop detailed product contract specifications, ensuring that the risk characteristics of digital asset derivatives align with actual market use.