securities business of Baht 706 million, Brokerage fees from derivatives business of Baht 211 million. The decrease in Brokerage fee income was mainly due to a decrease in average daily trading volume of the
decrease of 43 percent compared to the first quarter of the previous year, mainly from a decrease in SET and TFEX average daily trading volume. 1.2 Fee and Service income The Company’s fee and service income
, taking into account custody risk (risk in custody of clients’ digital assets) and trading service risk (risk arising from digital asset trading volume), not lower than the prescribed rate. ** Six relevant
3.7% in the second quarter higher than 3.3% in the previous quarter. This was mainly from the acceleration of exports, goods, and services in line with the pick up of the trading partner economy and the
export prices along with global crude oil prices. Meanwhile, tourism sector and private consumption continued to expand especially on account of spending by medium and high income households, although
. “Institutional investor” means: (1) Commercial Banks; (2) Financial companies; (3) Securities companies which purchase investment units for proprietary trading, managing for private funds, or for management of
Banks; (2) Financial companies; (3) Securities companies which purchase investment units for proprietary trading, managing for private funds, or for management of investment schemes established under the
declined the second quarter in consecutive reflecting the economic slowdown in the trading partner countries. Although, Thailand’s economic outlook in 2023 is expected to expand between 2.7-3.7% mainly due
caused by: 1. Cash and cash equivalents was decreased by 114 million from temporary investment. 2. Temporary investment was increased by 162 million from trading securities. Earnings before Interest, Tax