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Top Thai regulator advises Asean neighbours to open markets slowly

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Financially underdeveloped members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) must open up their markets slowly to avoid crippling local banks and limit opportunities for regulatory arbitrage, a senior Thai regulator has stressed.

"[Members] that are less mature need to step up development in order to compete," Somboon Chitphentom, senior director at Bank of Thailand's (BoT) regulatory policy department said today (May 14), in a panel discussion at the Asean Risk Conference in Kuala

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