The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission is consulting on amendments that would require provident fund individual statements to provide clearer, more comprehensive information on members’ investments and retirement savings adequacy. The proposals are intended to help members assess their financial position and make informed decisions on contributions, investment choices and retirement spending goals. Asset management companies would have to disclose each member’s total portfolio value, asset allocation, investment policy performance and personal rate of return. Statements would also include action-oriented messages and access to online tools that provide retirement savings projections and preliminary guidance on possible adjustments. Disclosures would have to use clear, non-misleading formats with appropriate warnings, disclaimers and references, while the Association of Investment Management Companies would set detailed content and presentation requirements subject to SEC approval. Comments are due by Aug. 23, 2026. The SEC expects to issue the regulations in 2026, with requirements taking effect within 12 months after publication in the Government Gazette.

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