Credit financing

The International Monetary Fund warns of increasing debt risks faced by Asian companies, with those in Vietnam among those at high risk.

Large sums of foreign currency flowed into the accounts of local commercial banks in the first half of this year, with many more deals in the pipeline.

Last week the State Bank of Vietnam continued reducing diverse regulatory interest rates in a bid to help remove impediments for borrowers, as well as support credit...

Interest rates are likely to soften in the coming months, citing several factors in both the domestic and international markets.

In lieu of real estate aid, the $5 billion plan seeks to develop at least one million social housing units.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has just announced a series of interest rate reductions that will take effect from May 25.

Banks have been steadily cutting deposit interest rates, which have reached around 8%, a move aimed at reducing lending rates to support businesses.

Nine low-carbon Vietnamese initiatives have been chosen to take part in the first wave of the UK government's $14.4 million climate finance scheme.

Vietnam remains dependent on foreign capital for its development. Along with foreign-invested companies, more and more local groups are turning to external financing...

A new government resolution has tasked the SBV with the execution of a $5 billion lending scheme to ease the burden in the property sector.

Identifying the risk factors of the banking system can open up prospects to invest in banking stocks this year, industry experts are saying, while banks themselves are...

Among the ASEAN nations, Vietnam possesses unique value propositions to attract semiconductor investment.

Spanish and Japanese investors are setting their sights on high-speed railways in Vietnam, including the north-south high-speed project.

Global merger and acquisition (M&A) activities will likely rise later in 2023 as investors and executives look to balance short-term risks with their long-term...

The Vietnamese government is set to roll out a credit package worth $5.04 billion, as requested by various ministries.