Clients of the 32 finance and securities companies forced to close during the 1997-1998 financial crisis should now retrieve their outstanding shares of companies which are still listed and/or dividends. This can be done by coming to the Thailand Securities Depository (TSD) Counter Service (at The Stock Exchange of Thailand, or SET) or contact the TSD Call Center at 0 2229 2888.
These 2,300 clients have shares and dividends worth around THB30 million (approx. USD967,750), SET Chief Operating Officer Nongram Wongwanich revealed. TSD, as the body appointed by the Thai government’s Legal Execution Department to handle the return of these items, has sent all involved an official notification of the matter.
Those involved can also e-mail TSDCallCenter@set.or.th, or come to TSD’s Counter Service, SET Building, Rachadapisek Road, Bangkok, from 08:30-5:00 p.m., M-F. with these documents:
- Identification card and one certified true copy thereof.
- Proof that the applicant(s) is(were) client(s) of the bankrupt finance & securities companies, e.g., trading account applications, securities statements , or notification from the Legal Execution Department to retrieve unpaid shares and/or dividends.
- Other related documents, e.g., certificate of name change or marriage certificate.
Attachment for SET news no. 46, dated April 25, 2011
List of the 32 finance and securities companies forced to close in 1997