THAILAND
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MONETARY FUND
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Figure 2. Thailand: Financial System Soundness Indicators
Banks appear to be sound, though liquidity indicators and profitability are somewhat below peer countries.
The capital adequacy ratio remains well above the
regulatory minimum and increasing…
…and the NPL ratio is low, albeit the quality of credit to
SMEs is showing signs of deterioration.
The share of liquid asset to total asset is moderately below
the median of peer countries….
…and Thai banks appear to rely more on short-term
liabilities.
Profitability is somewhat below peer countries.
The insurance sector has a diversified asset allocation, but
the share of equities is high for non-life companies.
Note: SML stands for special mention loans. Peer countries include ASEAN 5 (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore),
Colombia, South Africa, and Turkey.
Sources: The BoT and IMF Financial Soundness Indicators database.
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