SET said that the use of the Korean exchange’s technology was part of a five-year master plan, developed by the global management consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
The master plan consists of four phases and will reduce overall risk levels and lower costs across key functions.
SET president Charamporn Jotikasthira said that these two key developments are for creating business opportunities for members, and boosting investment potential, as well as meeting demands of investors and market participants.
"These improvements reinforce our great efforts to continuously match the right financial opportunities for investors and all other market participants," Jotikasthira said.
