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Bangkok Post - Credit bureau chief clarifies changes to blacklist rules

The National Credit Bureau (NCB) says it has the authority to reduce the time bad debtors remain on its credit blacklist, currently eight years, with the decision resting with the Committee for the Protection of Credit Information.

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Bangkok Post - Minister unveils effort to shrink credit blacklist

Bangkok Post - Minister unveils effort to shrink credit blacklist
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Bangkok Post - Frasers ups presence in condo segment

Residential developer Frasers Property Home (Thailand) is planning to launch three new condo projects worth over 1 billion baht per year over the next few years to ensure the company has products in every segment.

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Bangkok Post - BBL: Regulator to okay 1% credit card fee this year

Bangkok Post - BBL: Regulator to okay 1% credit card fee this year
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NCB reports a 15% increase in non-performing loans during the first quarter

The National Credit Bureau (NCB) has announced it recorded a 15% rise in non-performing loans (NPLs) in Q1 2024, driven by defaults on auto and mortgage loans. NPLs reached 1.09 trillion baht, with auto NPLs surging by 32% to 240 billion baht and housing NPLs increasing by 18% to 1.99 billion baht.

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