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New clinic aims to ride wrinkle-free tourism boom

February 15, 2023

Tourists seeking tummy tucks, buttock implants and skin rejuvenation will have another option in Bangkok when Rattinan Medical Centre opens its new hospital by the end of this year, its founder and chairwoman, Rattinan Treeratana, told a press conference on Wednesday.

Survey shows one in 11 Thais suspect their identity was stolen, one in 12 know it was

April 26, 2021

The most recent FICO survey on identity proofing and digital banking shows that identity theft is a tangible threat for people in Thailand. Of the respondents, 8.5 per cent said they know their identity has been stolen and used by a fraudster to open an account, while 9 per cent believe it is likely to have happened.

69% of Thais prefer using digital channels for banking communication during hardship: FICO survey

THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021

A recent survey by global analytics software firm FICO has shown that 69 per cent of Thais prefer to use digital channels to engage with their banks during a time of financial hardship.

FICO changes mean 40 million Americans could soon see lower credit scores

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 2020

About 40 million consumers who have fallen behind on their bills or have rising debt levels could see their credit scores fall significantly under changes being made to FICO.

Banks look to a future with AI

SUNDAY, MAY 27, 2018

While it has improved efficiency in many areas, integrating them fully into daily operations remains a challenge

APAC banks to use AI in collections and recovery by 2019: FICO

THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018

Artificial intelligence (AI) is integral to improving collections, according to banks in Asia Pacific (APAC). In a survey conducted as part of the FutureCollect event last month, seven out of 10 senior collections managers said they are planned to integrate AI with their collections systems within the next two years, with a further 24 per cent indicating that it would be introduced next year.