ComplianceFinanceMay 28, 2025

How to prepare for Basel III Reforms in Thailand

Is your financial institution ready for Basel III in Thailand? Get your bank Basel III-ready with our free, expert-developed Checklist for Thai financial institutions.


The Basel III Reforms will reshape risk management and regulatory reporting requirements for Thai banks. With the Bank of Thailand’s solo reporting deadline set for January 1, 2028, it’s critical to assess your readiness today.

Our 5-Step Basel III Reforms Checklist is designed to help banks and financial institutions in Thailand evaluate their current position, identify gaps, and plan their next moves with clarity.

Why Basel III compliance matters now

Basel III aims to strengthen financial stability by improving risk sensitivity, promoting consistency, and streamlining compliance processes. Delaying preparation could leave your institution exposed to operational risks, data governance gaps, and regulatory penalties.

Use our checklist to:

  • Benchmark your institution’s readiness
  • Identify gaps in compliance, data, and technology
  • Prioritize high-impact areas for immediate action
  • Align finance, risk, IT, and compliance teams
  • Prepare a clear Basel III implementation roadmap

Check if:

  • Your resources, risk governance, and strategy are Basel III-aligned
  • You fully understand the regulatory capital requirements and risk calculation changes
  • Your data infrastructure is ready to meet new Basel III data integrity and audit trail demands
  • Your current risk systems can handle the evolving data regulatory expectations
  • You have a detailed Basel III execution and change management plan

With over 20 years of Basel implementation experience and a proven track record across 200+ banks worldwide, OneSumX delivers solutions and services tailored to Thailand’s regulatory environment.

Get started today. Download the Basel III Reforms Checklist to evaluate your readiness. 

OneSumX for Basel Solution

Manage the entire process from data integrity and lineage, through to finance and risk management, and into regulatory calculators and reporting.
Back To Top