. Regionalization – The trend of regionalization in Asia and economic development within the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) is helping expand markets. At the same time, governments in the region have invested in
revenue is from long-term PPA with state enterprises which has no direct impact from COVID-19 while revenue from industrial users (IUs) remains stable y-on-y in Q1’2020, thanks to portfolio diversification
property development services with the focus on the quality of life of the residents managed with “Vibrant Community” concept and develop a home for lower-middle to upper-middle income earners at the
stakeholders in informing the wider community, but issues material to shareholders should be set out succinctly in the annual report or equivalent prepared and/or approved by the board itself, and addressed to
2019, net loans at 14 domestically-registered commercial banks grew 0.37 percent over-quarter and 3.92 percent over-year, figures that were stable compared to the growth of 3.88 percent at the end of the
from interest rate reduction and a slowdown in loan in the banking system. Meanwhile, net fees and service income was stable, whereas fees from insurance, mutual fund and investment banking services
fragile, others remained mired in uncertainty in terms of new modes of competition, a broader marketplace within the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) and the digital age, along with external changes
borderless marketplace of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). Given the increased degree of uncertainty in global economies, especially pressure from a looming trade war among core economies and their
quarter, net interest income advanced over-quarter and over-year. Likewise, net interest margin (NIM) was stable from the previous quarter. This reflected commercial banks’ attempts to manage funding cost
Community (AEC), and the advancing digital age amid the rapid pace of technological advancement, thus leading to changing customer behavior, regulatory changes and life platform-driven competition. Given the