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Management and Risk Factors 2.1 Credit Risk Management In the third quarter of 2017, the Thai economy enjoyed better-than-expected growth on upbeat exports in line with trade partners’ economic improvement, a

seen in the final quarter of last year. Broadly speaking, the Thai economy may grow within a range of 3.2-3.9 percent in 2019, down from the growth of 4.1 percent in 2018. Improvement in domestic

tax cut packages and accommodative fiscal policy. Broadly speaking, both developed and developing economies, excluding China, showed signs of improvement in concert. Looking forward, the global economic

worldwide is expected to show improvement, which is likely to coincide with gradually rising inflationary pressure. Inflation is set to edge up amid soaring oil prices in the global market where this year’s

forward, any improvement in the global economy will mainly hinge on the above factors. As a result, several central banks are expected to maintain their accommodative stance. Even though the Federal Reserve

detection via transaction fraud module for a broader coverage of transactions via various channels.  Improvement of operational risk management across all channels: Controlling measures have been reviewed

growth in line with improvement in the overall global economy. Moreover, domestic spending enjoyed promising growth, as evidenced by brighter consumption, private investment and public spending. Overall

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

– when combined with the amount paid to the Financial Institutions Development Fund in compliance with this law, the Deposit Protection Agency and the Bank of Thailand as required by the law on improvement