Securities Borrowing and Lending (SBL) is a mechanism that allows investors to borrow and lend securities, providing more investment options.
You can easily track securities being borrowed by looking for the (r) symbol next to the security name on the Streaming app, Aspen, Trade Master, or on the website. See how to Click
The system will return the securities to the lender’s portfolio, allowing them to keep benefits like dividends. You can sell and make a profit anytime, even if the stock is borrowed, without having to wait.
Access your investment information online via the iTracker and E-Document menus on the Wealth Connex app. Install now Click
Remark: *Fees are subject to change based on the company's announcements. Check out the fee scheme here.
Getting started with SBL Service easily with a securities account
1. Prepare your ID card for account setup.
2. Open a stock account via various channels See how to Click
- Wealth Connex app / AomWise app / www.bualuang.co.th
- Bangkok Bank mobile banking app
- Bualuang Securities or Bangkok Bank branches
3. Wait for account approval via email.
4. Start applying for SBL service:
Lender: Apply online through www.bualuang.co.th. Select "Trade > SBL" to register for lending securities.
Borrower: Sign the account opening form, attach necessary documents (copy of ID card, house registration, and financial statement for the past 3 months with a balance of 200,000 THB or more), and send them to your investment advisor.
5. Lender: Start lending securities immediately through an automatic matching system. Borrower: Process the borrowing request via your investment advisor. See the fees Click
Investors must register for the SBL service before initiating any transactions. Only securities approved by the company are eligible for borrowing or lending. Moreover, you can check the list of eligible securities on the BLS website. Click here to view the list
Lenders can sell them immediately—no need to wait for return.
When the borrowed securities reach corporate action dates such as XD, XA, XR, XW, or XB, the lender remains entitled to all related benefits. The borrower must return the securities at least 1 business day before the entitlement date to avoid losing those rights. Exception: In the case of XM (shareholder meeting rights), the borrower is allowed to hold the securities across the entitlement date.
Yes. Borrowers must place collateral equal to 50% of the borrowed value. It is recommended to short sell the borrowed shares immediately. If not sold right away, the borrower must either: