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              I obtained an understanding of, assessed and tested on a sampling basis the effectiveness of
              the internal controls relevant to the recognition of interest income, collection processes,

              the internal controls over the relevant information technology systems, by inquiring of
              management to gain an understanding of assessing the methods applied by management in

              recognition of interest income, evaluated the appropriateness of basis applied in the
              determination of the cash inflow estimates and the credit-adjusted effective interest rate. I tested,
              on a sampling basis, the effectiveness of the calculation of the credit-adjusted effective interest
      Bangkok Commercial Asset Management Public Co., Ltd.
              rate, as well as reviewed whether the calculation of the cash inflow estimates and the expected
              life of each debtor were consistent with the model. In addition, I tested the accuracy of the data
              used in the model on a sampling basis, evaluated of the appropriateness of other factors that

              affect the cashflow estimates, reviewed of the accounting records, and performed the cut-off
              procedure to test whether interest income was recognised in a proper period. Moreover, I
              performed analytical procedures on interest income and tested, on a sampling basis, significant

              adjustments made through journal vouchers.

              Expected credit loss of loans purchased of receivables

              As discussed in Note 10.1 to the financial statements, the Company has loans purchased of
              receivables and accrued interest receivables of Baht 94,094 million and allowance for expected
              credit loss of Baht 21,710 million, net amount of Baht 72,384 million (accounting for 55 percent of

              total assets). These amount are therefore considered substantially significant. The recording of an
              allowance for expected credit loss requires the development of a model for complex
              computations. Development of the model requires management to exercise a high degree of

              judgement. Because of the materiality and the degree of judgement and estimates as mentioned
              above, I addressed the adequacy of the allowance for expected credit loss for loans purchased of

              receivables as a key audit matter.
              I gained an understanding of the assumptions applied in the development of the model, taking

              into account and evaluating the decision-making process of the model, and reviewed the
              supporting documentation for model development. I tested, on a sampling basis, the accuracy of

              the data used in the development of the model and assessed the calculation method and
              assumptions, the reasonableness of the model, the recording of the allowance for credit loss
              account, the recording of collateral value, and tested relevant internal controls over the collection

              process and relevant information technology systems. In addition, I tested the adequacy of the
              allowance for expected credit losses as at the year-end date by testing, on a sampling basis, the

              accuracy of the data used in the calculation, the classification of receivables, the collateral value,
              and the estimates of cash flows and expected lives, including tested the completeness of the data
              used in the calculation and computation of the allowance for expected credit loss.



     เอกสาร: เปิดเผย โดย: ธเนศ กิตติชีวเวช (Thanet Kitticheewawet)
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