Browsing คณะและวิทยาลัย by Subject "Banks and banking -- Thailand"
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A study of communication performance : investigating the factors affecting the communication performance in Thai Commercial Banks
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2010); -
A study on the impacts of the property market and the financial sector on the Thai economy
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2011); -
Bank competition and the linkage to stability and growth: international evidence and implication to Thailand
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2017);
Over the past two decades, the impact of bank competition to financial stability as well as to economic growth has been the center of interest for both academicians and practitioners. The recent financial crises throughout the globe further exhibit the urgent need to conclude the relationship between (1) bank competition and financial stability and (2) bank competition and economic growth. This dissertation, therefore, attempts to fill in the literature gap of both competition-stability and competition-growth nexuses by using a sample of 81 ... -
Impacts of financial restructuring programs on performance of commercial banks in Thailand
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2002); -
The effectiveness of risk-based supervision in the adjustments of capital buffer and portfolio risk: An empirical study of Thai commercial banks
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2010);
As a means to economic growth and development, banking is one of the most heavily regulated industries due to externalities from banking failures. Banking regulation aims to maintain safety and soundness in order to protect depositors' losses, which may result from insolvency and/or illiquidity. Banking crises have induced policy makers to place emphasis on protective regulatory policy. Therefore, banking policy focuses on the regulation of capital, which is a centerpiece of the government intervention because it can affect risk-taking by bank ...