Credit financing

Vietnam and South Korea are seeking to strengthen cooperation on official development assistance loans, with high-level talks held in Seoul on September 7-8.

Vietnam’s new rules on foreign credit institutions’ accounts are set to ease cross-border payments and deepen the country’s integration into global financial and...

Nam A Bank (HSX: NAB) signed a $30 million credit agreement with Proparco, the development finance institution of the French Development Agency (AFD) Group at AFD’s...

Dutch development bank FMO has proposed $10 million in financing for Vietnamese microfinance institution TYM.

Ho Chi Minh City had disbursed VND85 trillion ($3.26 billion) in public investment capital, equivalent to 57.7 per cent of the plan assigned by the prime minister.

Bad debt growth at listed banks slowed in the first half of 2026, but rising volume of loans needing attention and persistent irrecoverable debt signal mounting...

Vietnam’s fund industry

Vietnam’s growth ambitions hinge on sustaining 13–15 per cent annual credit growth during the 2026–2030 period, says a new Maybank report.

After leaving the military, many veterans have turned timely access to credit into a springboard for building productive businesses, creating jobs and continuing to...

Banks are stepping up lending rate cuts and rolling out large preferential credit packages, signalling stronger efforts to ease borrowing costs and support businesses...

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang on August 10 chaired a meeting with ministries, agencies, localities and businesses to address difficulties in accessing credit.

Nam A Bank (HSX: NAB) signed an international credit agreement with SIFEM AG and secured additional capital from funds managed by responsAbility Investments AG,...

As Vietnam enters a new growth phase, capital market reform is shifting from expanding market size to improving capital allocation, strengthening institutions and...

Vietnam's public listing market has rebounded from zero to four IPOs in the first half of 2026, raising over $830 million.

Vietnam needs $1.54 trillion over five years to hit double-digit growth, but capital channel bottlenecks are slowing progress.