Three programmes. Each built around a different need.
From a reading group on Long-Term Equity Funds to a private household cashflow review to a weekend workshop on Thai and regional markets — each programme has its own scope, method, and outcome.
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Every Anan Capital programme is structured around the same core principle: adults learn better when they have had time to read and think before discussing. That means briefings arrive before sessions, not during them. Session time is reserved for questions, scenarios, and the kind of conversation that clarifies rather than overwhelms.
We keep groups small and one-on-one sessions genuinely private. A participant in a reading group should feel free to raise the question they have been carrying for years. A participant in a cashflow review should feel able to share their household picture honestly. Neither is possible in a large room or a high-pressure setting.
Pre-Reading Delivered
Briefing materials sent before each session so participants arrive prepared, not passive.
Discussion-Centred Sessions
Time together focuses on questions and application, not presentation delivery.
Written Summary or Reference
Participants leave with something tangible to revisit before making any decision.
No Products Sold
The programme ends where the education ends. No follow-up sales calls.
Long-Term Equity Funds: A Reading Programme
A six-session programme that walks adult readers through the structure of Long-Term Equity Funds, Retirement Mutual Funds, and the tax considerations that accompany them in Thailand. The format is closer to a reading group than a course: participants are sent short briefings ahead of each meeting and gather to discuss them with a facilitator who is a licensed investment educator.
The aim is not to recommend specific products but to give readers the vocabulary and frame of reference to evaluate them with a regulated advisor. Bring a notebook; the small-group setting keeps the conversation grounded.
- LTF and RMF structure explained in depth
- Thai income tax interaction with fund contributions
- Pre-reading briefings before each of six sessions
- Maximum ten participants per group
- No product recommendations — frameworks only
Process
- 1.Briefing document sent 3–4 days before session
- 2.90-minute group discussion with facilitator
- 3.Q&A and clarification on technical points
- 4.Repeated across six sessions, building on prior reading
What We Cover
- Mortgage and property loan commitments
- Vehicle financing and credit line balances
- Family-support and regular transfer commitments
- Fixed outgoing rhythm vs income pattern
- Three to four personal scenarios explored
Mid-Career Debt and Cashflow Review
A two-session, one-on-one review of household debts, fixed outgoings, and the cashflow rhythm that supports them. Designed for readers who would like an outside perspective on mortgages, car loans, credit lines, and family-support commitments — not to judge them, but to clarify them.
The advisor-educator helps map a one-page picture of the household balance sheet and walks through three or four scenarios the participant has been weighing. A short written summary is provided after the second meeting for the participant to revisit in private.
- Private, strictly confidential — no group setting
- One-page household balance sheet produced
- Written summary provided after second session
- No judgement — clarity is the purpose
Considered Investing in Thai and Regional Markets
A weekend workshop introducing the structure of the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the SET50 index, and how regional markets in Southeast Asia behave relative to each other. The session draws on long-running historical data rather than recent headlines, and asks participants to consider how time horizon, household goals, and personal temperament shape any investing decision.
Includes a printed reference packet and one follow-up phone conversation a month after the workshop — time enough to have processed the content and returned with sharper questions.
- SET and SET50 structure in depth
- ASEAN market behaviour and relative patterns
- Historical data perspective — not short-term headlines
- Printed reference packet included
- One follow-up phone call one month after workshop
Weekend Schedule (Outline)
- Sat AM:SET and SET50 structure, historical context
- Sat PM:ASEAN market relationships and behaviour
- Sun AM:Time horizon, goals, and temperament frameworks
- Sun PM:Discussion, participant scenarios, Q&A
- +1 Month:Follow-up phone conversation included
Which Programme Is Right for You?
A side-by-side look at the three programmes to help you choose the one that fits your current questions.
| Feature | LTF Reading Programme | Cashflow Review | Markets Workshop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Group (≤10) | One-on-One | Group Weekend |
| Sessions | 6 sessions | 2 sessions | 1 weekend + 1 call |
| Best for | LTF/RMF understanding | Household clarity | Market perspective |
| Pre-reading included | |||
| Written summary | Session notes | Printed packet | |
| Follow-up call included | — | — | |
| Programme fee (THB) | ฿5,950 | ฿8,700 | ฿11,200 |
Best for
"I want to understand what LTFs are and whether they are relevant to my tax situation before my next review with my advisor."
Best for
"I have a mortgage, two car loans, and family commitments — and I want a clearer picture of my household before I make any other decision."
Best for
"I want to understand how the Thai stock market actually works over time, and how to think about it in relation to my own horizon and temperament."
Standards Across All Programmes
These commitments apply regardless of which programme you choose.
SEC-Licensed Facilitation
All sessions are led by educators with current Securities and Exchange Commission licensing for investment education.
Confidentiality Assured
Information shared in sessions is not disclosed to any third party and is handled in accordance with Thailand's PDPA.
No Product Sales
Education only. No commission relationships with financial product providers. The programme ends where the education ends.
Annual Curriculum Review
All programme materials are reviewed against current Thai regulation twice yearly and updated before each new intake.
One Working Day Response
Enquiries are responded to within one working day. We do not pass them to a call centre or an automated sequence.
All-Inclusive Pricing
Programme fees cover all materials and facilitation. No additional charges arise after booking. Pricing in Thai baht.
Programme Fees
All prices in Thai baht, inclusive of materials and facilitation.
LTF Reading Programme
Group · 6 sessions · Bangkok
฿5,950
- 6 pre-reading briefings
- 6 discussion sessions
- Max 10 participants
- LTF, RMF, Thai tax focus
Cashflow Review
One-on-One · 2 sessions · Private
฿8,700
- 2 private sessions
- Household balance sheet
- 3–4 scenarios explored
- Written summary included
Markets Workshop
Group · Weekend + Follow-Up
฿11,200
- Full weekend workshop
- Printed reference packet
- SET & ASEAN market data
- Follow-up call (month after)
Have a programme in mind?
Send us an enquiry with the programme that interests you and we will reply with available intake dates and any details you need to decide.
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