) Enhancing supervision and effective enforcement in the Thai capital market; (7) Ensuring systemic risk management in a timely manner; (8) supporting liquidity enhancement tools for businesses affected
improvement. Compared to the prior quarter, the figures edged higher in line with increased brokerage fees from securities business, bancassurance fees and management fees. NPLs to total loans edged up slightly
December 2017. CPN continues to emphasize on effective revenue generation through new shopping malls, enhancement of existing malls, as well as efficient cost management. CPN currently manages 32 shopping
(IASB), and made financial contributions to facilitate the ongoing efforts of the Federation of Accounting Professions (FAP) in the improvement of the Thai accounting standards toward convergence with the
“BBB” to “BBB+” (in August 2004) affirmed the improvement in the strength of the Thai economy, and boosted foreign investors’ confidence in the Thai capital market. In addition, overwhelming
organized by the Asian Corporate Governance Association and the CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets. This is due to continuous improvement and revision of supervisory regulations together with information disclosure of
firms demonstrated an improvement vis-à-vis the results from the previous inspection cycle. Such improvement was undoubtedly enabled by the formulation of audit firms’ root cause analysis process and
strengthening clearing and settlement system to be able to accommodate any possible default risk, and (3) enhancement of stability in securities trading system by laying down measures to prevent or cut off
acquisition of approximately 33 rai of land for Carnival Magic Project, THB 170 million for building new staff house to accommodate Carnival Magic’s employees and THB 96.10 million for improvement of activities
approximately 33 rai of land for Carnival Magic Project, THB 170 million for building new staff house to accommodate Carnival Magic’s employees and THB 96.10 million for improvement of activities in Phuket