The spread of COVID-19 pandemic since March 2020 has resulted in severe volatility in debt and equity markets around the world, and consequently stimulated investment outflows from mutual funds and affected the stability of the global financial system. Due to this circumstance, international regulators have decided to issue liquidity measures.Realizing the importance of liquidity risk management process of mutual funds, the SEC encourages asset management companies to strengthen the effic...
% 35.5% EBITDA margin 24.7% 16.6% 15.5% NPAT margin from operation 11.5% 5.5% 4.7% NPAT margin (exc. Minority Interest) 14.4% 5.7% 5.6% Domestic Advertising 34.5% THB 748mn International Advertising 21.0
from ‘International Advertising’ Expanded our footprint to Vietnam market – the fastest growing economy in Southeast Asia Net profit excluding minority interest was THB 161mn KEY BUSINESS AND
commercial value of the disposed assets. (4) Domestic and International interest rates. However, the final assets value will depend on the final offering price of the Trust’s units, which will be determined by
value of the disposed assets. (4) Domestic and International interest rates. However, the final assets value will depend on the final offering price of the Trust’s units, which will be determined by book
appreciation towards the end of the quarter. Regarding movements of domestic interest rates, some investors expected that the key policy rate would soon be on an upward trend after the Monetary Policy Committee
Thai Baht’s rise. Meanwhile, domestic interest rates dropped across all maturities. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) resolved to slash the policy rate by 25 basis points in its August 2019 meeting
net interest income that rose Baht 4,483 million, or 5.00 percent, which came mainly from rising interest income from investments and interest income from interbank and money market items, as well as
degree of uncertainty in global economies and trade policies, businesses may have to contend with Thai Baht volatility and interest rate trends. Aside from the domestic and international economic situation
hampered by low economic growth among Thailand’s key trading partners, particularly China and Japan. The tourism industry was slow to recover as well. Although global and domestic economic conditions were