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Two major refineries, a construction material manufacturer and a major bank have pledged to reach the target of carbon neutrality by 2050.

KBank Private Banking (KPB) has highlighted three major trends in the real estate market for the the “new normal” era. KPB says the government’s policy not to extend the land and building tax cut in 2022 will likely prompt high net worth individuals to convert their land holdings into collateral and investment funds to chase higher returns. KPB has targeted a new Land Loan for Investment of up to Bt10-15 billion this year.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) on Friday launched a mobile application enabling patients to book appointments and check their records at public hospitals across the capital.

Private Swiss bank Lombard Odier has joined KBank Private Banking to launch a comprehensive study called “Connection, Transition, Transformation: Engaging Asia’s UHNWI in the New Normal”.

In a bid to adapt to the “new normal”, Kasikornbank (KBank) has redefined its strategies to aim for loan growth of 4-6 per cent.

Kasikornbank and its subsidiaries reported a net operating profit of Bt29.48 billion for 2020, with fourth-quarter net profit being Bt13.25 billion, the bank said in a press release.

Asia’s leading financial magazine, The Asian Banker, recently held its “Southeast Asia Awards Virtual Ceremony 2020”, in which it recognised Kasikornbank for the “Best Home Loan Product”.

KBank is offering its 100,000 of its credit cardholders a chance to get free Covid-19 insurance for 90 days from January 21 to April 20.

Kasikornbank plans to allocate cash reserves worth Bt36.8 billion for KBank branches and ATMs during the New Year holiday from December 28 to January 1.

KBank has launched contactless tech for purchasers of Major Cineplex movie tickets, with similar schemes for other businesses planned next year to combat Covid-19.

In a bid to help businesses affected by the Covid-19 outbreak, Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) and Kasikorn Bank (KBank) have separately come up with food delivery platforms

Four of Thailand's biggest commercial banks are hastening moves to stay ahead of the wave of digital disruption now sweeping the country.