Thailand remained stable. Capital funds and reserves were at a high level and were able to support the challenges of uncertain economic conditions. The performance of the Thai banking system improved, mainly
margin (NIM) recorded a minimal increase after being stable during the first half of this year given that most commercial banks continued to focus on funding cost management. As of the end of the third
Notifications relating to Issuance and Offer for Sale of Securities; or (b) being individual investors or juristic persons that have a stable financial status and a potential to an actual investment as well as
and Offer for Sale of Securities; or (b) being individual investors or juristic persons that have a stable financial status and a potential to an actual investment as well as have knowledge, skills
) being individual investors or juristic persons that have a stable financial status and a potential to an actual investment as well as have knowledge, skills, experience or potential in a manner that
collaborating with Financial Technology (FinTech) firms on new financial products to meet the challenges of changing consumer behavior such as the increasing popularity of mobile banking and asset management for
quarter, net interest income advanced over-quarter and over-year. Likewise, net interest margin (NIM) was stable from the previous quarter. This reflected commercial banks’ attempts to manage funding cost
turnovers (shared 25% from personal loan and 5% from purposed loan for mobile phone, IT products, electrical appliances and etc. at department stores and over 6,307 dealers nationwide) with the consolidated
and bill payment transactions made via our four mobile and internet banking channels, i.e., K PLUS, K PLUS SME, K-Cyber and K-Cyber SME; these are the most sought-after services among our retail and SME
accommodate domestic economic activity, which is continuing along a stable recovery path. 1.2 Banking Industry, Competition and Emerging Risks Banking Industry and Competition Commercial banks’ overall