Committed to

Progressive Knowledge

Committed to support and inspire continuous progress in
Thailand’s capital market by creating more opportunities.

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Committed to Progressive Knowledge

Because changes are inevitable, we at Capital Market Development Fund Foundation (CDF) understands that timely adaptability is the key ingredient for Thailand to maintain her competitiveness in the world. And for that to happen, the Kingdom needs both strong and sustainable hardware and software
Founded in 1992, the Foundation aims to support any activities that help promote continuous growth of Thailand’s capital market. Apart from providing support and funds to relevant academic activities, the Foundation also supports those activities that lead to good governance in Thailand’s Capital Markets, particularly in the areas for human resources development.
The creation of our Foundation is a result of successful investment via a special fund called Thailand Capital Market Fund (CMF) which was initiated in 1979 to help alleviate financial crisis during that period. The effort to set up CMF was a result of the cooperation from the Ministry of Finance, Bank of Thailand and various financial institutions. The CMF was considered a successful mission which lasted for 10 years before it was dissolved by the order of Finance Ministry. The eventual surplus proceed from the fund was split into two portions, one was given to The Securities and Exchange Commission for further use in regulating the capital market and the second portion was used to set up the Capital Market Development Fund Foundation.

Who We Are

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Continuity

1. Support related education and research.
2.Developing effective capital market access innovation.

Adaptability

1.Strengthen knowledge and skills in finance and capital markets.
2.Publish creative and valuable work in the industry.

Sustainability

1.Promote ethics and values ​​that are Accepted in the industry.
2.Develop personnel to be accepted in related professions.

Office Space for Rent

Being an autonomous tax-paying foundation, our funding comes from property investment’s rental revenue and financial returns from investment in capital markets.

Message from Capital Market Development Fund

The objectives of the Capital Development Fund Foundation are to support all activities to promote the development and
modernization of the Thai capital market and the Thai financial system in the new age of digital technology, including supporting
various academic works to promote ethical, and standards in the capital market system to achieve the development of efficient
human resources, and forward looking financial institutions.

Our Work

Email

officeassistant@cdfthailand.org

hours

Monday – Friday 08.00 a.m. – 05.00 p.m.

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Because changes are inevitable, we at Capital Market Development Fund Foundation (CDF) understands that timely adaptability is the key ingredient for Thailand to maintain her competitiveness in the world. And for that to happen, the Kingdom needs both strong and sustainable hardware and software
Founded in 1992, the Foundation aims to support any activities that help promote continuous growth of Thailand’s capital market. Apart from providing support and funds to relevant academic activities, the Foundation also supports those activities that lead to good governance in Thailand’s Capital Markets, particularly in the areas for human resources development.
The creation of our Foundation is a result of successful investment via a special fund called Thailand Capital Market Fund (CMF) which was initiated in 1979 to help alleviate financial crisis during that period. The effort to set up CMF was a result of the cooperation from the Ministry of Finance, Bank of Thailand and various financial institutions.

The CMF was considered a successful mission which lasted for 10 years before it was dissolved by the order of Finance Ministry. The eventual surplus proceed from the fund was split into two portions, one was given to The Securities and Exchange Commission for further use in regulating the capital market and the second portion was used to set up the Capital Market Development Fund Foundation.