Thailand: Financial System Stability Assessment; imf country Report No. 19/308; September 10, 2019
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INT ER NA TIO NA L MO N ET AR Y F UN D Banking Sector: Solvency Risk Domain Assumptions Top-Down by Authorities Top-down by FSAP Team first year is close to the fifth percentile of GaR (- 5.9 percent) for the first year; the growth rate over the second year is also close to the two years ahead GaR threshold at the tenth percentile (-2.45 percent). • This economic slowdown will be accompanied by unemployment rising to 3.0 percent, 3.5 percent, and 2.8 percent over the 3-year horizon. The cumulative decline of the stock price index is 40 percent over the three years, with a negative peak of -55 percent in the first year. • The Baht will depreciate by 12 percent in the first year and will still be 10 percent below the June 2018 level at the end of the horizon. Sensitivity analysis • Sensitivity of listed companies’ debt at risk to changes in sales (-10 to -50 percent) • Households’ resilience to a drop in income (-20 percent). • Sensitivity analysis of interest rate and sovereign/corporate spread risk in the banking book based on Basel methodology and Value-at-Risk approach; it is meant to complement the moderate policy rate assumption in the macro scenario. • Sensitivity tests on sovereign risk and corporate spread risk (historical simulation at 99 percent confidence level), stock market shocks, and concentration risk. 4. Risks and Buffers Risks/factors assessed (How each element is derived, assumptions.) • Credit losses: determined by the increase in NPLs, estimated via panel data regression with a range of macro factors as exogenous variables. • Market losses determined by changes in interest rates (including spreads) and exchange rate. • Interest income evolution based on projected assets and liabilities’ growth and effective lending and borrowing rates. • Non-interest income forecast based on growth of net fee and commission and growth of other non-interest income; growth of non-interest expenses based • Credit losses: determined by the increase in NPLs for non- IRB exposures and changes in PD/LGD for IRB exposures. • Funding costs and interest on loans and bonds estimated as a function of short-term interest rates. Interest on loans and bonds also incorporate a spread, which reflects the increased credit risk in the economy. • Income forecast based on evolution of prices (interest rates), quantities (growth of assets and liabilities), and impairments (for credit risk). • Market risk: impact of financial variables’ evolution on fixed income holdings of sovereign/corporate bonds, FX and equity positions. |
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