TechFlow news, according to Decrypt, the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a draft regulation allowing mutual funds and private funds to invest in digital assets. This move aims to align with global trends in cryptocurrency investment and meet the growing demand from institutional investors.
Under the draft, securities firms and asset management companies would be permitted to offer crypto-related investment products, such as ETFs (exchange-traded funds), to large investors. The draft also sets limits on crypto asset exposure for different types of funds: retail funds would be restricted to no more than 15% investment in crypto, while funds targeting institutional and high-net-worth investors would face no such cap.
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