Credit financing

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.

On July 13, ​​the OPEC Fund for International Development agreed a $50 million loan to Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank) to expand financing for...

The State Bank of Vietnam's easing of capital rules and special credit treatment for strategic projects is expected to expand lending capacity, with banks, property...

VBSP disbursed over $19 billion in concessional loans to more than 1.25 million households in the first half of 2026.

Hanoi has signed MoUs with five big commercial banks to support the issuance of local government bonds, with plans to raise between $6-7.8 billion during 2027-2030 to...

The State Bank of Vietnam has unveiled a series of policy changes that significantly expand banks’ lending capacity, paving the way for billions of dollars in...

Vietnam has overhauled key elements of its Financial Strategy through 2030, seeking to create more room for double-digit growth while safeguarding long-term fiscal and...

Vietnam's corporate bond market improved in early 2026, driven by rising early redemptions and easing third-quarter maturity pressure.

The SBV has proposed increasing the share of short-term funds that banks can use for long-term loans from 30 per cent to 40 per cent.