Financial Services Report Thailand
The Economist Intelligence Unit, November 2012, Pages: 22
Thailand's financial services sector is relatively small, accounting for only 4.6% of GDP at current prices. The sector is also small in terms of employee numbers, with some 400,000 staff, making up just 1% of the national labour force.
At an estimated 375% of annual GDP in 2012, Thailand's financial asset base is smaller than those of Malaysia (468% of GDP) and Singapore (1,011%), but larger than those of Indonesia (120%) and the Philippines (301%).
Personal disposable income per head will rise from an estimated US$2,628 in 2012 to US$3,723 in 2017. Thai consumers are richer on average than those in Indonesia (where personal disposable income per head in 2012 is estimated at US$1,110) and the Philippines (US$1,575) but poorer than those in Malaysia (US$4,337) and particularly Singapore (US$23,677).
Industry List: Asset managers, Financial Services, Banks, Financial Services, Exchanges, Financial Services, Financial Services, Financial Services, Insurers
Industry Codes (NAIC): 52
Industry Codes (SIC): 60
Financial Services Report Thailand
Market data: Financial services at a glance
Market data: Market opportunities
Market data: Key indicators
Financial services report
Overview
Banks
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Asset managers
Financial markets and instruments
Financial regulation
Overview
Regulatory watchlist
Monetary and currency policy: Monetary policy
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Thailand at a glance
Political structure
Sovereign debt ratings*
Fundamental indicators
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