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Fitch Affirms iBank's Long-Term Rating at AA(tha)

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What happened

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Fitch Ratings affirmed the National Long-Term Rating of Islamic Bank of Thailand (iBank) at 'AA(tha)' with a Stable Outlook. This affirmation marks the eighth consecutive year (2019-2026). The ratings reflect iBank's high level of creditworthiness and its function as a state policy bank in Thailand. Sources indicate that Fitch believes the Thai government would provide extraordinary support to iBank if needed, given its legal status.

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Why it matters

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The rating affirmation reinforces confidence in iBank's status and its role within Thailand's Islamic financial system. Fitch noted that iBank is the only Shariah-compliant bank in Thailand and has built extensive expertise in this niche. The rating signals confidence in the stability of Thailand's financial services sector.

From newswit.com

Who's involved

  • iBankThe Islamic Bank of Thailand (iBank), whose long-term credit rating was affirmed.
  • FitchFitch Ratings, the agency that affirmed iBank's National Long-Term Rating.
  • ThailandThailand, the country where iBank operates as a state policy bank.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • iBankSpeculative

    iBank could see increased investment or funding due to the validation of its niche leadership in Shariah-compliant finance.

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