Ref. No. 161/2560 13 November 2017 SUBJECT : Management Discussion and Analysis for quarter 3 ending 30 September 2017 ATTN : The President Stock Exchange of Thailand Nam Seng Insurance Plc. realized
Writer Ref. No. 030/2561 27 February 2018 SUBJECT : The audited financial statements ended 31 December 2017. ATTN : The President Stock Exchange of Thailand Attachment : Nam Seng Insurance Plc's
Insurance Act (No. 4) B.E. 2562 (2019) and Non-Life Insurance Act (No. 4) B.E. 2562 (2019), published in the Government Gazette on May 25, 2019 and effective November 21, 2019 onward. Provisions for
or derivatives advisory service; “insurance” means a professional indemnity insurance. Clause 3 This Notification shall not apply to the following intermediaries which are: (1) the following financial
or derivatives advisory service; “insurance” means a professional indemnity insurance. Clause 3 This Notification shall not apply to the following intermediaries which are: (1) the following financial
both secure and unsecure debt in 1st quarter of 2018 and excess of acquisition cost over estimated value of interest acquired in net assets of a subsidiary (JP Insurance). Liabilities and Shareholder’s
insurance increased from Baht 21,432 in the same period last year to Baht 21,781 this year. The Company has a policy that the loss ratio should be at a suitable level, we therefore have stopped selling
, especially Thai bonds, which are regarded as a safe haven because of Thailand’s economic stability – as evidenced by a low inflation rate and external debt, as well as a higher current account surplus than
multiple assets and shift to safe- haven liquid assets, especially the US Dollar, which strengthened at the end of the quarter. Overall, the Thai Baht weakened against the greenback compared to the previous
and China weakened international trade and increased the risk of the global economy being driven into recession. Given these circumstances, investors resorted to increasing their holdings of safe-haven