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History and Developments
The Securities Analysts Association (SAA) is a not-for-profit
juristic person whose mission is to make our country more credible
to investors through raising the standards of financial analysts
and their working environment in Thailand.
SAA was formed in 1990 by The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET),
the predecessor of the Association of Securities Companies,
and The Asia Foundation. Dr. Maruey Phadoongsidhi, then President
of the SET, was SAA's founding Chairman. Dr. Panas Simasathien,
Finance Minister in the Anand II government, became SAA Chairman
in 1993 and was re-elected for a fifth term in April 2001. Khun
Chavalit Thanachanan was elected as chairman in 2003.
SAA has always played an important role in the international
arena. In 1992, SAA was elected to Chair of the first task force
of the Asian Securities Analysts Council (ASAC) to create a
regional education program. Mr. Vicharat Vichit-Vadakan, SAA
Deputy Chairman, was elected Chairman of ASAC (which later became
the Asian Securities Analysts Federation, with 13 member societies
representing their respective regions or countries throughout
Asia-Oceania), and was succeeded by then-SAA Chairman Dr. Panas
Simasathien in this position for 1999-2001.
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SAA's Membership
SAA owes its continued success to the strong and unflagging
support of its members, most of whom are individuals and companies
related to the investment business and others who realize the
importance of attracting long-term investment to Thailand.
The list of institutions includes:
Bank
Listed Companies
Mutual Fund Firms
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SAA
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