Tag: Thailand
Latest: FinIQ onboards BBVA in Asia
International | Industry
31 Jan 2023 by SRP News
The Spanish bank has gone live on EQConnect, a multi-issuer platform developed by FinIQ, as part of its expansion targeting private banks in Asia.
Apac – best selling products 2022: time for principal protected structures
Asia Pacific | Products
23 Dec 2022 by Summer Wang
We explore some of the best-selling structured products issued year-to-date (YTD) across Asia Pacific (Apac) markets, according to SRP data.
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Apac – top underlyings 2022: interest rates, FX stand out
Asia Pacific | Products
08 Dec 2022 by Summer Wang
We look at some of the most widely used underlying assets for structured products issued year-to-date (YTD) across Asia Pacific.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Thailand (Q3 2022)
Asia Pacific | Industry
18 Nov 2022 by SRP News
Krung Thai Bank gained almost 21% in market share to become the top issuer in Thailand.
SCB debuts Thor-linked binary notes
Asia Pacific | Products
19 Oct 2022 by Summer Wang
The Thai bank is targeting investors seeking to capitalise on the recent trend of gradually rising short-term interest rates.
Exclusive: Thailand’s SCB digital platform boosts structured note sales
Asia Pacific | Technology
26 Sep 2022 by Summer Wang
The structured notes business has been expanding rapidly at Siam Commercial Bank thanks to its digital wealth management platform.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Thailand (H1 2022)
Asia Pacific | Industry
26 Aug 2022 by SRP News
Kiatnakin Phatra Securities gained almost 24% in market share to become the top issuer in Thailand.
Thailand’s Krungthai cashes in on JPM multi-asset play
Asia Pacific | Indices
16 Jun 2022 by Summer Wang
The state-owned bank has been using a J.P. Morgan proprietary index to improve the terms of its products.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Thailand (Q1 2022)
Asia Pacific | Industry
10 Jun 2022 by SRP News
A change of the guard in Thailand where Kiatnakin Phatra Securities became the top provider after last year’s number one Krung Thai Bank lost more than 60% of its market share.
