Thailand
Investors' disappointment on Thailand's economic recovery hurt banks
1H15 could also pressure NIM, meanwhile.
Thai banks' hire-purchase loans asset quality to hit lowest point in 2015
Relevant banks' performance likely to stabilise.
Political, economic headwinds to hurt Thai banks' performance
Investors should be selective.
Sector loans for Thailand banks increase 5.7% YoY
Better outlook expected in 2H15.
Bangkok Bank pushing for FY15 loan growth of up to 5%
CLMV cross-border trading outlook's also bullish.
Thailand-based KrungThai Card's 4Q14 net profit surges 86% YoY
The company's operations were solid.
KrungThai Card's profit predicted to surge a whopping 93% to THB441m
Thanks to improved credit card spending.
Kasikornbank is most profitable among Thailand's largest banks in 2014
Profit jump was an impressive 11.68%.
Krung Thai Bank's 2015 loan growth pegged at 8%
It's going to beat the sector average.
Thailand-based Kiatnakin Bank aims for 6% loan growth in 2015
Following -3% growth in 2014.
Krungthai Bank 4Q14 loan growth solid with 10.8% increase
Thanks to the government and private sector.
Kiatnakin Bank's 4Q14 earnings plunged 53% YoY to THB488m
Extra provisions hit the bank.
Here's how Thailand's new guarantee law will hurt banks
Hello, rocketing operating cost.
Thailand's Krungthai Bank poised to surpass 2014F loan growth expectations
Its November performance was also solid.
Krung Thai Bank's deposits climbed 16% YoY in November 2014
Thanks to the bank's special deposit programs.
Corporate loan repayment blamed for Thai banks' profit potholes
Will this improve in the next months?.
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