Post by account_disabled on Dec 26, 2023 2:12:58 GMT -5
The financial economy last? Therefore, it is necessary to maintain a continuously high level of buffer. In a situation where epidemic control measures in many countries, including Thailand, have caused a significant decrease in economic activity. Income of households and businesses, especially SMEs, has dropped significantly and will take a long time to return to normal. This may result in a widespread impairment of debt repayment ability. Including the new business model and way of life of the people will cause changes in the economic structure in the next period. The meeting assessed risks to the stability of the financial system under the COVID-19 outbreak situation (scenario analysis) in a comprehensive manner, including liquidity risks and debt repayment ability of households and businesses in the period ahead.
Including the risk that businesses that raise funds through the bond market will have their credit ratings downgraded due to the trend of slower operating results in line with the economic situation. This may Phone Number List affect important sectors in the financial system, such as savings cooperatives. insurance business, mutual funds, and commercial banks through investment in private debt instruments and lending. In addition, the adequacy of the buffer of the commercial banking system, capital market sector, and insurance sector was also assessed. If the situation becomes more severe Under circumstances that are still highly uncertain Preparing for preventive measures (pre-emptive) comprehensively is therefore necessary The meeting gave weight to 3 important areas of operations as follows: Evaluation of liquidity assistance measures for various sectors, including households, businesses, and financial markets, that have already been implemented.
To ensure that various measures can help solve liquidity problems directly and in a timely manner during the relief and economic recovery period. Including measures to help small debtors in phases 1-2 that the BoT has implemented together with financial service providers to reduce debt repayment burdens on households. and ensuring that at the end of the assistance measures It will not result in the debtor's debt burden accelerating to the point of being unable to repay the debt. as well as measures for low-interest loans (soft loans) including the credit guarantee project of the Small Industry Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG) that helps through additional loans to SMEs. 1. Evaluation of liquidity assistance measures for the sector. various including households, businesses and financial markets that have already taken action To ensure that various measures can help solve liquidity problems directly and in a timely manner during the relief and economic recovery period. Including measures.
Including the risk that businesses that raise funds through the bond market will have their credit ratings downgraded due to the trend of slower operating results in line with the economic situation. This may Phone Number List affect important sectors in the financial system, such as savings cooperatives. insurance business, mutual funds, and commercial banks through investment in private debt instruments and lending. In addition, the adequacy of the buffer of the commercial banking system, capital market sector, and insurance sector was also assessed. If the situation becomes more severe Under circumstances that are still highly uncertain Preparing for preventive measures (pre-emptive) comprehensively is therefore necessary The meeting gave weight to 3 important areas of operations as follows: Evaluation of liquidity assistance measures for various sectors, including households, businesses, and financial markets, that have already been implemented.
To ensure that various measures can help solve liquidity problems directly and in a timely manner during the relief and economic recovery period. Including measures to help small debtors in phases 1-2 that the BoT has implemented together with financial service providers to reduce debt repayment burdens on households. and ensuring that at the end of the assistance measures It will not result in the debtor's debt burden accelerating to the point of being unable to repay the debt. as well as measures for low-interest loans (soft loans) including the credit guarantee project of the Small Industry Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG) that helps through additional loans to SMEs. 1. Evaluation of liquidity assistance measures for the sector. various including households, businesses and financial markets that have already taken action To ensure that various measures can help solve liquidity problems directly and in a timely manner during the relief and economic recovery period. Including measures.