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Retail Asia14/07/2021

Sixteen commercial banks have agreed to reduce interests on existing loans of Covid-hit businesses from now until the end of the year. The banks include Vietcombank, Vietinbank, BIDV, Agribank, Techcombank, MB, VPBank, TPBank and Sacombank. Lowering interests is difficult, but this is the time when banks need to share the burden with businesses, said Nguyen […]

Retail Asia22/01/2021

Lender VPBank reported a 26 percent jump in pre-tax profit last year to VND13 trillion ($564.24 million). The second and fourth quarters saw its highest ever quarterly profits of VND3.67 trillion and VND3.62 trillion. The lender’s profits exceeded those of state giant BIDV and private lender VIB. Its income was up 7.3 percent to VND39 […]

Retail Asia04/01/2021

The credit market share of Vietnam’s three largest banks has fallen by 2.7 percentage points in the last two years due to liquidity constraints. The three, all state-owned and listed and the country’s largest by assets, Vietcombank, Vietinbank and BIDV, account for 34 percent of all loans outstanding, securities company VDSC said in a note […]

Retail Asia18/02/2019

Four Vietnamese lenders, three state-owned and one private, are among the world’s top 500 most valuable brands this year. In an annual ranking by BrandFinance, VietinBank was ranked 242, BIDV, 307, Vietcombank, 325, and VPBank, 361. Last year, VietinBank, BIDV and Vietcombank, three major Vietnamese banks, made it to this elite list, and this year […]

Retail Asia28/11/2018

South Korean banks are setting themselves up to score big in Vietnam as foreign ownership limits would be loosened. South Korea’s second-largest lender by assets, KEB Hana Bank, is interested in buying a 17.65 percent stake in the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV), a source said. BIDV is currently the second-largest state-owned […]

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16 banks to lower loan interests amid Covid-19

VPBank profits jump 26 pct

Big state banks gradually lose credit market share

Vietnam banks among 500 most valuable brands

Hana Bank reveals Vietnam expansion plan