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            and enhances confidence of the stakeholders by             Sub-Principle 7.2 Financial liquidity and debt
            developing and cultivating a good conscience among its      servicing ability
            employees at all levels. The Company makes sure that      The Board of Directors assigns the Working
            they recognize the importance of this issue and perform   Committee for Assets and Liabilities Management to
            their duties with integrity and without seeking benefits   formulate an investment policy for purchase of NPLs/
            from their positions or unethically offering any favors to   NPAs from financial institutions and to prepare financial
            other persons, and also keeps them informed of the   liquidity and establish a guideline on financing to support
            punishment and the harmful effects and damages      the Company’s operation plan.
            caused by corruption. Therefore, the Company
            establishes a practice guide that its employees at all      Sub-Principle 7.3 Sustainability reporting
            levels must acknowledge and abide by.                     The Board of Directors entrusts the Corporate
                                                                Governance for Sustainability Committee the duty to
                  In 2022, the Company monitored the compliance   monitor and ensure that the Company’s business
            with the anti-corruption and misconduct policy through   operation is carried out in line with the principles of
            performance review to ensure that the operation was in   corporate governance by enhancing the Company’s
            accordance with the Company’s operation procedures.   credibility and delivering benefits for its related
            Complaint summary report was presented to the       parties and stakeholders in a bid to elevate the plan for
            Corporate Governance for Sustainability Committee on   corporate governance development to sustainable
            a quarterly basis. The anti-corruption policy concerning   development, as follows:
            no giving/receiving gifts during festive seasons was
            promoted and publicized on the Company’s website. In      7.3.1 Anti-corruption
            2022, the Company recorded no misconduct in relation      The Company was certified as a “member of
            to corruption.                                      Thailand’s Private Sector Collective Action Coalition
                                                                Against Corruption (CAC).” To reaffirm its commitment
                  The Company also disseminated knowledge to    to combating corruption, the Company applied for a
            its directors, executives and employees through     renewal of its certification as a “member of Thailand’s
            infographics which summarized the salient points of the   Private Sector Collective Action Coalition Against
            anti-corruption and misconduct policy. A comprehension   Corruption (CAC)” for another three years on 16 June
            test was implemented and distributed via email and   2020 and was certified by the Certification Committee
            intranet, and the anti-corruption and misconduct policy   on 30 September 2020, with the renewed three-year
            was acknowledged by directors, executives and       membership to expire on 29 September 2023. Moreover,
            employees via outlook email, classified by levels,   the Company improved the knowledge and understanding
            comprising 11 directors, 300 executives and 995 employees.   of its business partners about the participation in anti-
                                                                corruption with the Company by organizing an online
            Principle 7 Maintaining of financial credibility    training program on “Expansion of the Collective Action
            and disclosure of information                       Coalition Against Corruption” for its suppliers for the
                  Sub-Principle 7.1 Accounting policy            third consecutive year on Friday, 28 October 2022. There
                  The Board of Directors supervises and ensures   were a total of 28 suppliers attending the program which
            that the accounting system, financial reports and auditing   was aimed to enhance knowledge and understanding of
            are reliable and meet the international standards, as   its suppliers in joining the anti-corruption coalition and
            well as the accounting standards and financial reporting   to declare their intention and commitment to fight
            standards that are applicable to the Company, so as to   against corruption of all forms, which would contribute
            enhance stakeholder confidence.                      to the business operation under good corporate
                                                                governance.
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