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enterprises (SOEs), which include some of the largest listed companies. Thailand is also notable for a number of initiatives to improve corporate governance that go beyond legal or regulatory requirements
reducing the problem of maturity mismatch when commercial banks taking short-term deposits but extending long-term loans instead, and the problem of currency mismatch when foreign loans are borrowed with
million baht was attributed to IPOs of 51 companies, compared to 27 companies in 2003. Thai Oil PLC was the largest offering with a total value of 29,116 million baht. Other notable IPO companies were the