Parties urged to compromise over Thai debt

9 January 2012, 7:13 pm

Standard Chartered Bank (Thai)'s senior economist has suggested that the government and the Bank of Thailand should compromise on the handling of the Financial Institutions Development Fund's 1.14-trillion baht (US$36 billion) debt to prevent any negative impact on the central bank's creditability and foreign investor confidence.... Read More »

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