Under the proposal, individuals would be allowed to invest up to 500,000 baht per year through the TISA scheme. To accelerate early adoption, an additional special investment allowance of 300,000 baht per year would be granted during the first two years of implementation. Through successive enhancements to investment incentives and savings policies, the index has since climbed beyond 50,000 points, highlighting the long-term impact of structural capital market reforms, he noted. "We will submit the proposal to caretaker finance minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas in the near future on behalf of the Federation of Thai Capital Market Organizations," said Mr Paiboon. Maybank anticipates the caretaker finance minister to push through his "FastPass" foreign direct investment approval process, which could help unlock 1.9 trillion baht in investment projects.

Source: Bangkok Post February 11, 2026 00:32 UTC