Kittiratt performed his last duty as SET president by signing a memorandum of understanding with Mahidol University's College of Music for a co-production of Thai music recordings performed by the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra.

After that, a group of reporters asked how he felt about doing his duty on his last day at work.

"It's okay," he replied. "Until now, my job has not been completed yet. I've got to continue my work."

This was the only conversation Kittiratt had with reporters.

In the evening, as the tearful moment was too much to bear, the SET staff decided to change the tone of the farewell party to a welcoming party for newly appointed SET president Patareeya Benchapolchai.

With Patareeya taking her post as Kittiratt's successor, she completes the Charlie's Angels of Thailand's capital market.

The other two of the dynamic trio are Napaporn Kurupasutachai, president of the Agricultural Futures Exchange of Thailand and Kesara Manchusree, managing director of the Thailand Futures Exchange.

We look forward to seeing how much this woman power can contribute to the Thai capital market.

But even though all three are smart and experienced, is there a Charlie behind them?