Corporate Governance.
Our Corporate Governance practice takes a distinctly hands-on approach to ensuring that clients not only meet, but often exceed their obligations, providing them the peace of mind to focus on their core business activity.
We advise on the full range of corporate governance issues including ongoing duties and obligations, governance and compliance processes, statutory shareholding disclosures, management of conflicts of interests, board, committee and shareholders proceedings and regulatory reporting and disclosures.
Where needed, our team will work as part of your team to review and prepare notices, minutes of meetings and disclosure requirements, as well as attend board of directors and shareholder meetings to provide legal and compliance advice.
We regularly advise listed companies on compliance with disclosure regulations, such as general disclosure requirements, related party transactions, class transactions, as well as Board of Directors duties, and insider dealing regulations.
Specialists.
Our specialists deal with the intricacies of corporate governance daily, ensuring we can provide comprehensive and in-depth advice at short notice.
Meticulous.
Our detailed approach to planning and execution ensures all processes are initiated and completed, in sequence and at the right time.
Broad Industry Expertise.
We understand your business and its specific industry requirements, translating into solutions that are truly optimized rather than generic.
Proactive.
Good corporate governance anticipates evolving needs. We pride ourselves on analytical quality and depth, allowing us to anticipate needs and advise you in a proactive manner.
Experience.
Recent practitioner and practice Corporate Governance highlights.
International schools operator structuring and acquisition
Represented a foreign private equity investor, with investments in international schools in Southeast Asia, to acquire 2 international schools in Thailand. The work included structuring advice, legal due diligence, reorganisation of existing assets, and the preparation and finalisation of the transaction documents.
Telecommunications company satellite slot bid approval
Assisted a leading Thai telecommunications company in fulfilling its corporate approval requirements to bid for satellite slot.
Experts.
Latest News.
ALB recognizes Pathorn Towongchuen as a 2026 ALB Asia Super 50 Disputes Lawyer
On 14 July 2026, Thailand’s Department of Business Development (DBD) issued Order No. 2/2569, introducing enhanced documentary requirements aimed at preventing the use of nominee shareholders to circumvent the foreign ownership restrictions under the Foreign Business Act B.E. 2542 (1999) (FBA). Effective from 1 August 2026, the Order consolidates and replaces two earlier DBD orders, while expanding the evidence required to verify that Thai shareholders are genuine investors and beneficial owners of their interests. In this Insight Krittiya Wuddhihiranpreeda, Thanchanok Engsrisawang, Kanatat Damrongchaitham, Nutcha Maneein, and William Wollmann examine the key changes introduced by Order No. 2/2569, including the new requirements for incorporations and corporate amendments involving foreign participation, and consider the practical implications for businesses and investors operating in Thailand.
On 1 July 2026, Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) introduced a fundamentally revised regulatory framework for Related Party Transactions (RPTs) and Material Transactions (MTs) applicable to companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and the Market for Alternative Investment (mai). While attention has largely focused on specific rule changes, the reform represents a broader shift in the SEC’s approach to transaction oversight, corporate governance, and investor protection. In this Insight Arnut Pongprueksa, Maythawi Boonyapinyo, Thananya Chaikamonsuk, and Parithat Chamnongsilp outline the key themes underpinning the new framework, highlighting the most significant regulatory developments, and outline the practical implications for listed companies.
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