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KTAM targets portfolio reaching B1.1tn by end of 2026

Krungthai Asset Management (KTAM) aims to increase its assets under management (AUM) to 1.1 trillion baht by the end of 2026, supported by product innovation, digital investment solutions, and closer collaboration with parent bank Krungthai Bank (KTB).

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KTAM touts balanced diversification strategy

Global economic uncertainty, rising inflationary pressures and escalating geopolitical tensions are expected to shape investment strategies in the second half of 2026, prompting investors to focus more heavily on portfolio diversification while avoiding excessive exposure to long-term bonds, according to Krungthai Asset Management (KTAM).

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SEC confiscates assets of Stark

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has moved to confiscate the assets of Stark Corporation, as well as those of the company's largest shareholder and some former executives allegedly involved in falsifying accounts, in addition to prohibiting them from travelling abroad.

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Stark case puts spotlight on mutual fund managers

The Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) tried to assure investors yesterday about the selection process of mutual funds that held shares in Stark Corporation (STARK), saying the funds follow international standards when making investment decisions.

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Leading the economy

The business sector is calling for the new government to appoint appropriate leaders to take the helm at economic ministries, in particular the Finance Ministry, as they want to see the country progress without interruption amid several internal and external challenges.

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Victorious parties urged to move fast

The business sector is calling for a new government to be quickly established and its policies to be agreed upon by the coalition parties, saying this will greatly affect the country's confidence.

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Mutual and pension funds tamp down concerns

The Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) and the Government Pension Fund (GPF) yesterday issued a statement announcing they have no direct investment in the assets of the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).

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Choosing a year-end piggy bank

As the new year approaches, Thais often look to make long-term investments for tax benefits and to feather their nest.

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SEC in talks over digital asset funds

The Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) is in talks with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over plans to let asset managers set up funds that invest in digital assets, providing an alternative option for young people.

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Searching for inflation-busters

What are good investments in a period of high inflation?

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KTAM tips India, Vietnam for investment

India and Vietnam are the most promising markets for long-term investment thanks to their fast-growing economies that have helped them cope with global challenges and uncertainties, says Krungthai Asset Management (KTAM).

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AIMC touts short-term debt strategy

The Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) recommends investors focus on short-term debt investments from the US, China and Thailand as well as large-cap equities in emerging markets to avoid losses from a recession triggered by high inflation and rate hikes.

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KTAM keen on Vietnam stock market

Krungthai Asset Management (KTAM) recommends investing in the Vietnamese stock market, citing its high growth prospects supported by China's reopening and laggard prices.

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KTAM sees Chinese funds as overlooked for H2

Krungthai Asset Management (KTAM) recommends investing in the Chinese stock and fund markets in the second half of this year, expecting the country's recovering exports and the government's accommodative monetary policy to help boost the economy.

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BoT mulls raising interest rate in H2

The Bank of Thailand may raise the interest rate by a quarter point in the second half of the year to bridge the yield gap between US government and Thai government bonds amid soaring domestic inflation, says Chavinda Hanratanakool, chairwoman of the Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC).

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