Credit financing

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.

The industrial real estate sector has good prospects in 2023 due to short supply, a shift in the supply chain to Vietnam and its favourable investment policies,...

With the current Law on Land, many foreign businesses have encountered multiple challenges related to real estate while investing in Vietnam. Pham Duy Khuong, managing...

Vietnamese banks are busy raising capital to bolster financial health.

Although the global economic picture of 2023 is expected to face a series of conflicts, foreign direct investment in real estate is still expected to prosper.

To ensure net interest margin (NIM), banks are often choosing to raise output interest rates for borrowers but reduce the ability to fulfill debt obligations, while...

Despite a bright business outlook, non-performing loans are causing significant concerns to banks amid a challenging environment in both the domestic and global...

Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam Dao Minh Tu has clarified that the bank has not restricted real estate loans, contrary to reports.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has never issued any documents or statements ordering credit for real estate be tightened, Deputy Governor Dao Minh Tu said on February...

A VIR round table on February 7 discussed potential funding opportunities amid current volatility.

Following a prosperous 2021, about 15 per cent of all businesses on stock exchanges have reported losses after a difficult year in 2022.

$15.5 billion of financing is set to be mobilised for Vietnam’s green energy transition in 2023.

Many billion-dollar investment funds have the intention to pour money into the Vietnamese stock market.

The loss of heat in stock transactions has significantly diminished the revenue figures of securities firms, further exacerbating competition between them.