Bangkok Bank

Bangkok Bank is Thailand's largest bank by assets, and the 6th largest bank in Southeast Asia. Its major international subsidiaries are Bangkok Bank Berhad in Malaysia, Bangkok Bank (China) in China and PermataBank in Indonesia. It has a presence in nine ASEAN countries as well as branches in Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Thai banks’ weak loan problem starts to bite: analyst

Provisions for expected credit losses now average 30%.

Six Thai banks to sustain improved earnings through 2026: Fitch

They are well-positioned to face risks after years of excessive provisioning.

Bangkok Bank launches scan-to-pay shortcut

Over 68 million transactions were made using this function in May 2024.

Bangkok Bank announces temporary closure of digital, payment services on 6 July

Debit and credit cards won’t be able to use their cards for transactions during the period.

Bangkok Bank bookmarked $1.09b in cash for Songkran 2024

The cash was expected to have served over 8,000 ATMs and branches.

Bangkok Bank unveils financing service for gold traders

It has partnered with InterGold Gold Trade Co. to launch an online lending service to gold traders.

Bangkok Bank enables remote account identity verification through Boonterm kiosks

Customers need only a smart Citizen ID card and their reference code from the app.

Bangkok Bank sees net profit rise 42.1% to $1.16b in 2023

Net interest income rose, but fees and service income decreased.

Hong Kong, Thailand launch cross-border QR payment service

HSBC and Bangkok Bank serve as settlement banks.

Bangkok Bank’s net profits surge by 52.2% in H1

This follows after a 36% increase in the bank’s net interest income during the period.

Thais should invest in Japan’s real estate amidst yen depreciation: Bangkok Bank

Yen has depreciated by up to 30% so far, offering great opportunities for clients to invest.

Indonesia's PermataBank names new president director

Rusli has worked for international institutions, including Goldman Sachs and Accenture.