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In forceForeign exchange and market riskLast checked 13 November 2026

Non-resident lending/borrowing and FX data (DF_IIA and related)

A regulatory return listed by the Bank of Thailand (BOT), Thailand.

Lending to and borrowing from non-residents, interbank and inter-finance-company activity, and related foreign currency and derivatives data, reported under the Exchange Control Act and the Financial Institution Business Act. Source

Official title: ข้อมูลการกู้หรือให้กู้แก่ผู้มีถิ่นที่อยู่นอกประเทศและข้อมูลอื่น ๆ

The facts

Who files
Commercial banks, foreign bank subsidiaries and branches, specialised financial institutions and finance companies. Source
How often
6 Daily; 1 Monthly (counting each dataset in the group; see the inventory for which). Source
Deadline
Mostly within 1 business day of the transaction (by 17:30 or 12:00 the next business day); one item by the first business day of the next month. Source
Format
XML. Reported via the DMS as a financial-market Data File (manual version 3.1, effective Jan 2020), with its own published validation worksheet. Source
Status
In force
Group
Foreign exchange and market risk

Templates (7)

The tables and forms inside the return. Plain name first, the BOT's code in brackets.

  • DF_IIA (Interbank and Interfinance Activities) - Daily (DF_IIA)
  • Outstanding Lending and Borrowing (DF_OLB)
  • Summary Outstanding Lending Balance (DF_SLB)
  • Baht Deposit Arrangement (DF_BDA)
  • Deposit Withdraw Transaction (DF_DWT)
  • Foreign Exchange Counter Rates (DF_FCR)
  • แบบรายงาน R02 (R02)

Where the list was read: Source

Validation rules

37 rules, as counted from the BOT's published material. They are written for people to read; software cannot run them as published. Source

How they are written: Written rules in BOT's documents, in Thai and English: a 'Validation Rule' column for each data element in Data File Manual version 3.1 (non-resident lending/borrowing data) (53 rows with a rule, in 6 tables); numbered rules in Validation7, 21-28 of Validation worksheet version 3.1 (non-resident lending/borrowing data) (1 ids); numbered rules in Possible value Validation of Validation worksheet version 3.1 (non-resident lending/borrowing data) (36 ids); numbered rules in ETL of Validation worksheet version 3.1 (non-resident lending/borrowing data) (1 ids)..

BOT publishes no XML schema file or rule file that software can run as published. BOT's Data Set page describes three automated checks its DMS system runs on every submission: Basic Validation, Complex Validation (relationships within the same data set, run on data received by 17:00 each day) and Cross Validation (between data sets, with results shown to the reporting firm the next day).

The rules, on bot.or.th

How they were counted

37 distinct rule ids in Validation worksheet v3.1: 36 possible-value rules (sheet 'Possible value Validation', PV001 to PV050 with gaps) and 1 cross-data-set rule (ETL001). Element-level checks in the Data File Manual's Validation column (53 rows) are not counted.

Counts are in the BOT's own unit, so they are not comparable with other regulators' counts.

Public data

No published data from this return was found. No published figures from this return were found. Source

Official documents (2)

The BOT's own files, with the size and SHA-256 fingerprint of each as downloaded on 13 November 2026, so anyone can tell whether a copy is the same version.

Sources

Every page and document this return's facts were read from.

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Last checked 13 November 2026.