A study of intraday trading behavior around tick size changes A study of intraday trading behavior around tick size changes Roongkiat Ratanabancheun, Kanis Saengchote Chulalongkorn Business School

Comments on: “Trading costs on the Stock Exchange of Thailand” Authors: Charoenwong C., Ding D.K., Jenwittayaroje N. Comments on: “Risk-taking behaviour during downturn: evidence of loss-chasing and

ESSAY 2: AN EXAMINATION INTO BUY-SELL ASYMMETRY OF PRICE BEHAVIOR AROUND TRADES AND TRADING COSTS OF TRADES: EVIDENCES FROM TH 1 THE ASYMMETRY OF PRICE BEHAVIOR AROUND BUY AND SELL TRADES: NEW

geopolitical situations remain risk factors affecting economic activities of Thailand’s trading partners. At the same time, uneven recovery of household purchasing power may be further hindered by the floods in

requirement by the Bank of Thailand with the capital adequacy ratio as of end of March 2021 at 16.75%. For Capital market business, the market share (SET and mai excluding proprietary trading) of Kiatnakin

only gradually picked up. Even then, such growth remained uneven; improvement was seen only in certain businesses and in some areas. On the downside, however, trade policy uncertainty, in particular

durable goods. The Thai economy hence showed ongoing improvement from the first quarter. Nonetheless, the economic expansion, which was still limited and uneven, affected the performance of KBank and our

system grew at a slower pace from the same period of the previous year. Likewise, our net interest margin (NIM) saw a decrease. However, net fees and service income, gain on investments and gain on trading

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

was uneven, with improvement concentrated in only certain industries. Under these circumstances, KBank has developed effective credit risk management policies, tools and processes to cope with potential