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Workshop on Housing Finance. “ Housing Finance Market in Thailand”. Asia Pacific Union for Housing Finance (APUHF) Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia 26-29 June 2011. Ballobh Kritayanavaj Senior Vice President GH Bank – Thailand. 1. Residential Mortgages in Thai Economy.
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Workshop on Housing Finance “ Housing Finance Market in Thailand” Asia Pacific Union for Housing Finance(APUHF) Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia 26-29 June 2011 Ballobh Kritayanavaj Senior Vice President GH Bank – Thailand 1
Residential Mortgages in Thai Economy Unit : Million Baht Source : Bank of Thailand
GH Bank • Established in 1953, under the Ministry of Finance (MOF) • State Enterprise, solely-owned by the government • SpecialisedHousing Finance Institution
GH Bank Purposes • Assists Thai people to have their own home • Provides mortgage loans to general public, emphasises on low and middle income groups • Operates in the banking system oncommercial basis • Competes in the free financial market both in funding and lending • No direct-funding or subsidy from the government
GH Bank Organization Assets : 678,904 million baht (2010) (Rank no. 7) Home loans : 659,092 million baht (2010) Deposits : 546,277 million baht (2010) Profit : 6,353 million baht (2010) Staffs :2,457 (as of April,2011) Branches :78 branches (BMR=32, Provincial = 46) 18 mini- branches 16 mobile credit unit 26 One Stop Services 15 Off-site banking counters
GH Bank PROFIT Source : GHBank
GH Bank Financial Ratio Source : GHBank
Net Interest Margin GH Bank VS Commercial Banks
GH Bank’s role • Mortgage Market Leader in Thailand 34 - 40% market share (highest) • Govt’ instrument in real estate market revival and economic growth stimulation - Government assisted- mortgage programme for first-time homebuyers - etc. • Housing Finance Infrastructure • National Credit Bureau (established in 2004, currently with 75 institutional members and 30 million accounts) • Real Estate Information Center, www.reic.or.th (2004) • Housing Knowledge and Education Center • GH Bank Housing Journal - Thai (1995) • Asia Pacific Housing Journal - English (2007) • Home-buying information center www.ghbhomecenter.com • Real estate professional associations(>16)
GH Bank Home Mortgage Lending • Maximum loan amounts: no limit (average loan size Bt700,000) • Loan - to - value ratios:70 – 100% • Loan term or repayment period • 20-30 years (Borrower’s age and term loan must not exceed 70 years) • Mortgage Rates • 1.Floating rate 2. Fixed rate 3.Mixed-rate loan or hybrid mortgage • 4.Special floating rates • Mortgage interest rate ceilings • GH Bank 19% / Commercial Bank 11.25% - 18%
GH Bank Home Mortgage Lending • Valuation fees: Bt1,700 – 2,100 • Origination Fees:0.01% if exceed Bt500,000 • Loan analysis and approval:Credit scoring • Property transfers 2% mortgage registration 1% • Monthly installment payments:MRR+1% • Loan repayment channels :Banks + other pay points e.g. 7-11 • Mortgage amortization : declining principal balance • Prepayment penalties :First year 3%, year 2-3 for 2.5% • Late charges :60-day-past-due charges 13.5% • Mortgage related insurance : fire insurance (compulsory) • mortgage life insurance (voluntary)
Sources : GH Bank and Bank of Thailand (BOT)as of 20 June 2011
GH Bank Mortgage Interest Rates Note : Effective Date June 20, 2011 : MRR is GHB Floating Rates
GH Bank Mortgage Interest Rates Note : Effective Date June 20, 2011
2 years 0% First Home Mortgage Programme • Total Programme Loan amount:Bt25 billion • For first- time homeowners : no homeownership • Loan limit : not more than Bt3 million • Loan period : not more than 30 Years • Loan Interest rates: 1st – 2nd year equal 0%/year 3rd – 5th year, welfare customers= MRR- 0.5%/year, retail customers = MRR 6th year onward, welfare customers = MRR – 1.00%/year, retail customers = MRR – 0.50%/year • Fees - transfer fee (1% from 2%) no mortgage registration fee (1%) • Programme period: May 9 – December 30,2011(14 June fully booked)
Refinance-In Programme • Total Programme Loan amount: Bt5 billion • Loan interest rates (privilege) : - 1st year = MRR - 5% - 2nd year = MRR - 2 % - From 3rd year onwards = MRR – 1 % • For welfare customers only