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Banks fear rising bad debts as oil prices squeeze Thai SMEs
Banks fear rising bad debts as oil prices squeeze Thai SMEs
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2026
Thai banks flag rising NPL risks as oil prices climb, with SMEs in tourism, transport and energy facing mounting repayment pressureCambodia approves creation of companies to buy bad debts
Cambodia approves creation of companies to buy bad debts
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2026
Cambodia has opened the way for bad-debt asset managers as sour loans climb across banks and microfinance, raising fresh concern over financial stabilityJV AMC to cut bad debt as 3 banks move towards joint ventures
JV AMC to cut bad debt as 3 banks move towards joint ventures
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2025
BOT’s new JV AMC rules spur interest from 2–3 banks as lenders and state banks look for ways to clear bad debt and revive Thailand’s economic potentialBanks rush to auction off bad debts and NPLs due to high cost of management
Banks rush to auction off bad debts and NPLs due to high cost of management
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2024
The total of 400 billion baht is the highest in yearsPM Srettha vows to eradicate 16tn baht NPLs within his tenure
PM Srettha vows to eradicate 16tn baht NPLs within his tenure
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2023
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has pledged to address the issue of 16 trillion baht in non-performing loans (NPLs) during his government’s tenure.Bad debts by household borrowers exceed THB1 trillion in Q3
Bad debts by household borrowers exceed THB1 trillion in Q3
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 02, 2022
Bad debts from household borrowings have remained beyond the 1-trillion-baht mark in the third quarter of this year, despite dropping from the previous quarter, the National Credit Bureau (NCB) said.Bad debt situation in control despite Covid-19 disruption, say bankers
Bad debt situation in control despite Covid-19 disruption, say bankers
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2020
Bankers are optimistic that rising bad debts driven by Covid-19 are manageable, though the second phase of the moratorium offered by many banks will end next month.Bad debt rises to 3.09% but banks remain resilient, says BOT
Bad debt rises to 3.09% but banks remain resilient, says BOT
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 2020
Non-performing loans (NPLs) rose to 3.09 per cent of total lending in the second quarter, up slightly from 3.04 per cent in the first quarter, to a total Bt509 billion, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) said on Monday (August 17). Bank shares remain under pressure despite SET’s recent rebound
Bank shares remain under pressure despite SET’s recent rebound
TUESDAY, JULY 07, 2020
Even though the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index experienced large negative returns of minus 13 per cent, bank shares have suffered a sharp 34 per cent downfall from early this year.Economists predict further economic contraction from Covid-19 fallout
Economists predict further economic contraction from Covid-19 fallout
MONDAY, JULY 06, 2020
Up to 30 per cent of total bank loans may be restructured under the government’s scheme, while local corporates may need up to Bt1.7 trillion liquidity injection to survive the Covid-19 fallout, economists warned, predicting that it will take a while for the economy to fully recover. 