Global private banks are looking to muscle in on the onshore Thai market, with the entry in recent years of several global players. However, following the collapse of Credit Suisse, clients are now reconsidering homegrown banks in Thailand once again. It is in this environment that domestic Thai bank Kiatnakin Phatra Securities (Phatra) is looking to capture outflows from foreign…
Thailand’s Phatra in full compete mode to capture outflows from foreign players
By Carly Lau, senior reporter | 26 April 2023
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