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(f) Subdized loans from Bank of Thailand or Gov
(g) Faster / easier loan condions (e.g. less collateral
or documentaon)
(h) Relief directly to your customers
(i) Special guarantee facility for loans to flood vicms
(j) Others (please specify)
Q9. What type of Gov assistance would be most useful to you in terms of financing after this flooding?
Order in Priority (1 to 6)
(a) Ability to offer grace periods on repayments without
being penalized by BOT
(b) Ability to otherwise restructure loans without being
penalized by the BOT
(c) Being allowed to keep provisions as they were, despite
increased NPLs in flooded areas
(d) Tax rebates to your organizaon
(e) Grants to your organizaon to compensate for losses
(f) Subdized loans from Bank of Thailand or Government
(g) Faster / easier loan condions (e.g. less collateral or
documentaon)
(h) Relief directly to your customers
(i) Special guarantee facility for loans to flood vicms
(j) Others (please specify)
Q10. How will the flooding impact the future of your business (in order of greatest relevance)?
Cease or significantly reduce lending to following sectors:
Abandon plans to expand into the following products:
Reduce forecasted growth (by how much?):
Reducon on the forecasted number of customers in 2012 (by what %?):
Reducon in the planned increase in loan/credit porolio outstanding
for 2012 (% decrease compared to inial forecast):
Reducon in the planned net profits for 2012 (% decrease compared to
inial forecast):
RESPONDENT’S SUGGESTIONS
Q11. Any other comments, or suggestions, on what could be done to deal with this crisis?
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
THAI FLOOD 2011 RAPID ASSESSMENT FOR RESILIENT RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLANNING
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