Thai privatisation hits the gas

Article Abstract:

Thailand is considering selling a raft of its assets as part of a privatization program. Possible government divestments include: regional airports, the Ratchaburi power plant, and shareholdings in Esso Thailand and Bangchak Petroleum.

Government domestic functions, Planning, Economic policy, Privatization, Privatization (Business)

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No more 'Mr Nice Guy.'(Chatu Mongol Sonakul)

Article Abstract:

Chatu Mongol Sonakul, Bank of Thailand governor, controls monetary policy in his own way, is introducing strict regulations, prosecuting corruption, and speaking his opinions openly in public.

Thailand. Bank of Thailand

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Pricing draws mixed reaction for EGAT

Article Abstract:

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand issues $300 million worth of bonds. Thirty percent of the oversold issue was purchased by United States investors.

Thailand. Electricity Generating Authority

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