Thai Bourse Sees Up to 40 IPOs in 2021, President Says

The video discusses the recovery of the Thai market post-lockdowns, highlighting the rebound of the SET index and the return of foreign funds. It examines the strengthening of the Thai Baht due to export recovery and limited private investment. The video also explores the active IPO market in Thailand, the potential for SPACs, and the future of digital asset trading, including the possibility of incorporating cryptocurrencies.

What shape does the recovery of industries post-lockdown resemble?

• U-shape

• K-shape

• V-shape

• L-shape

What percentage of the market cap of the Stock Exchange of Thailand is held by foreign investors?

• 50%

• 40%

• 30%

• 20%

What has contributed to the strengthening of the Thai baht over the past five years?

• Increased foreign investments

• Strong export performance

• High domestic consumption

• Government subsidies

How many new IPO deals does Thailand expect this year?

• 40 to 50

• 10 to 20

• 20 to 30

• 30 to 40

What is a significant factor for the early start of IPOs this year in Thailand?

• Improved economic conditions

• Government incentives

• Delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic

• Increased investor interest

What is Thailand's current stance on SPACs?

• Under consideration

• Already rejected

• Not interested

• Fully implemented

What is one of the missing elements in the Thai stock market according to the transcript?

• More foreign companies

• Increased government bonds

• Higher domestic consumption

• More real estate investments

What is the current policy on cryptocurrencies in Thailand's digital asset trading?

• Fully allowed

• Partially allowed

• Not allowed

• Allowed only for institutional investors

What might lead to the inclusion of cryptocurrencies in Thailand's digital asset trading?

• Government mandate

• International pressure

• Increased investor demand

• Technological advancements

What is one of the initiatives Thailand is taking in digital asset trading?

• Focusing solely on domestic investments

• Linking digital and traditional markets

• Banning all digital assets

• Creating a new cryptocurrency