less accommodative in their monetary policies. Looking forward, global interest rates are therefore likely to be on an upward trend. Amid the trade rift which may make the global economic recovery

of Things (IoT) will make security systems more vulnerable to cyberattacks. Looking forward, cyber security risk will remain critical in line with an increasing volume and value of economic and

forecast of 3.5 percent, due to anticipated weakness in developed economies throughout the first half of 2019. The global slowdown will not only dampen the international trade and investment atmosphere, but

of 2016. Looking ahead into the final quarter of this year, loans are set to maintain growth. Business loans, in particular, are expected to receive a boost from revival in economic activity and the

tax cut packages and accommodative fiscal policy. Broadly speaking, both developed and developing economies, excluding China, showed signs of improvement in concert. Looking forward, the global economic

early in the quarter following the launch of special fixed deposit campaigns by large commercial banks and certain mid-sized banks. Looking at the remainder of this year, overall loan growth is expected

while also improving efficiency in the Conglomerate’s risk and reserve management as well as capital adequacy and liquidity position assessment for improvement of the Conglomerate’s forward-looking and

Reporting Standards (IFRS9) going forward. All of these factors may affect business adjustments of commercial banks in terms of provisioning expenses, risk calculation, capital maintenance and their overall

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grew 3.78 percent, compared to 1.98 percent at the end of the first quarter of 2017 and 1.46 percent at the end of 2016. Looking ahead into the latter half of this year, loans are set to see accelerating