The Bank of Thailand has allowed Thai companies with assets of Bt5b or above to invest in foreign financial papers, as part of the relaxation of rules to facilitate institutional investors’ investment and risk management. Under the relaxation, institutional investors are also allowedto enter derivatives transactions with local partners and non-residents, which haveoverseas securities as underlying assets.
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Bank of Thailand relaxes investment rules (Nation)
I have been living in Thailand for over 20 years, witnessing the remarkable changes the country has undergone since the Asian Financial Crisis.
Throughout my time here, I have lived Phuket, Samui, Hua Hin, and Chiang Mai, but ultimately, I always find myself returning to the bustling city of Bangkok. This dynamic metropolis served as the perfect setting for me to run a software development company and teach at universities. Nowadays, I embrace the digital world, with Bangkok as my home base.
My unwavering belief in the enormous potential of Thailand and its people inspired me to create Thaivest. Through this platform, I aim to help individuals from around the globe discover how to thrive and make a fulfilling living in this captivating country.
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