How can foreign banks capitalise on high-networth individuals and a growing middle class?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Antoine Gustin, CEO, BNP Paribas Thailand; and Chairman, Association of International Banks : Interview from The Report: Thailand 2018
Interviews & Viewpoints | Predee Daochai, Chairman, Thai Bankers’ Association (TBA); and President, Kasikornbank; and Piti Tantakasem, CEO, TMB Bank : Interview from The Report: Thailand 2018
How resilient is Thailand’s banking sector compared to its neighbours two decades after the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis?
Articles & Analysis | Tech solutions are driving evolution of global banking landscape from The Report: Thailand 2018
Once reserved for ambitious start-ups and industry-leading tech operators, financial technology (fintech) has more recently caught the attention of major private sector firms and government planners alike, becoming a regular feature in budget speeches and strategic development plans. As fintech progressively plays a larger part in the lives of...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Prasarn Trairatvorakul, Former Governor, Bank of Thailand : Interview from The Report: Thailand 2018
To what extent should the sector be preparing for merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities?
Articles & Analysis | Financial technology set to improve efficiency and cut costs in Thailand's banking sector from The Report: Thailand 2018
Under the auspices of Thailand 4.0, which targets economic growth through technology and innovation, the banking industry is slated to undergo major changes. Although banking is not one of Thailand 4.0’s strategic industries, the sector is still expected to benefit from increased deployment of financial technology (fintech).
Articles & Analysis | Regulators work to establish a single ASEAN financial market that will allow banks to expand operations from The Report: Thailand 2018
While the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) was formally established in 2015, financial cooperation across the region remains somewhat fragmented. Goods and services move freely between countries, but banks, stock exchanges and securities companies tend to be limited to their home markets.