amount of Baht 47.69 million, due to several large claims incurred in this quarter and also the increase of company’s retention in motor compulsory business. 2. The decrease of net investment revenue and
over net earned premium increased from 57.77% in the same quarter last year to 62.51%, as the terms and conditions of compulsory motor insurance had been adjusted in accordance with the notification of
declined from 63.48% to 58.46% mainly because the Company had adjusted the premium rate and condition of some non-motor policies. The overall loss ratio therefore was in decline. 2. Net investment revenue
proportion of average claim expenses over accident related to voluntary motor insurance increased from Baht 21,138 in the previous year to Baht 22,094 in the reported year. Net investment income, gains on
(Thailand), on the topic, ?Investor Return ? Mind the Gap? has shown that the most important deciding factor for investors of mutual funds is investment return. Thus, funds that have performed well in recent
academic development. This will help enhance quality of our new generation so as for them to be ready and skillful on top of sound body and mind; thereby maintaining military stability and improving quality
:- Information on Connected Transactions relating asset or service (investment in new die of press part of motor of Electric Fan) 1) Transaction date : December 2019 – December 2020 2) Connected Buyer : Kang Yong
:- Information on Connected Transactions relating asset or service (investment in new die of press part of motor of Electric Fan) 1) Transaction date : December 2019 – December 2020 2) Connected Buyer : Kang Yong
earned premium moreover increased from 58.46% in the same period last year to 60.18% this year because of the fact that the average amount of claim expenses over accident related to voluntary motor
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