6.70 percent from the same period of last year. The decrease came from non-interest income which fell Baht 2,871 million, or 19.00 percent, due to cancellation of funds transfer fees via digital channels
in line with income from investments, an increase in net premiums earned - net, and revenue from capital market products. Nonetheless, given one extraordinary item – an increase in retirement reserves
increased by Baht 2,139 million or 15.68 percent due largely to rising revenue from the sale of securities. Moreover, other operating expenses were close to the level seen in the previous quarter, resulting
, despite decrease in net fees and service income due to cancellation of fees on funds transfer via digital channels. B Other operating expenses rose Baht 686 million, or 4.29 percent over-quarter. However
came from both an increase of Baht 468 million, or 2.93 percent in non-interest income, which was derived mainly from revenue from capital market products and rising net fees and service income, and an
commercial banks’ main sources of revenue – posted a slight increase from the previous quarter and the same period of last year. Despite several commercial banks’ reductions in lending rates during this
million or 19.63 percent from the previous quarter, due mainly to declines in net premiums earned, revenue from capital market products as a result of one-time sales of securities, and dividend income
customer engagement in order to reinforce our digital banking leadership, in support of the national policy of making Thailand a cashless society, we launched a “No Fees” campaign for funds transfer, top-up
(2003), the Trust for Transactions in Capital Market Act B.E. 2550 (2007), the Royal Enactment on Special Purpose Juristic Persons for Securitization B.E. 2540 (1997), and the Provident Funds Act B.E
percent. Non-interest income also increased by Baht 858 million or 1.51 percent, derived mainly from revenue from sales of securities, while net premiums earned - net and fees and service income decreased