Facebook page "Organic Family Sustainability" : Unlicensed securities and derivatives business (Disclosure Date : 09/09/2025)
Facebook page "Ohkajhu Sustainability" : Unlicensed securities and derivatives business (Disclosure Date : 25/09/2025)
GIT is a trust for capital market transactions with the objectives of investing and seeking benefits from environmental projects to alleviate or maintain greenhouse gas according to the criteria as specified by the Capital Market Supervisory Board (CMSB), which includes the investment policy, the seeking of benefits, and the types of investors. Furthermore, GIT does not seek benefits specifically from managing private assets of any persons or groups of persons (private trust), nor does it aim to...
The 31st ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) Meeting today in Phuket discussed the progress of ACMF initiatives on sustainability, connectivity and resilience. The initiative on developing a Roadmap
government’s deliberation. KBank is now studying criteria and guidelines for collateral appraisal, setting up of credit limit, collateral maintenance and care, and collateral enforcement, while also adjusting
businesses have felt compelled to seek new business opportunities. KASIKORNBANK has established our business directions on the foundation of a Bank of Sustainability, accounting for the balance of three
context, KBank and K Companies operate our business as a Bank of Sustainability under appropriate risk management and good corporate governance. We accentuate enhancement of our business capabilities to
, coupled with loan extension in the Thai banking system, may influence the setting of the deposit rates, going forward. We are therefore keeping a close watch on the situation, while analyzing the course of
Path towards Sustainable Capital Markets and Reaffirm Direction to Promote Sustainability, Connectivity and Resilience in the Regional Capital Markets Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and
Path towards Sustainable Capital Markets and Reaffirm Direction to Promote Sustainability, Connectivity and Resilience in the Regional Capital Markets Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and