Credit financing

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) roughly estimated that remittances inflow to Vietnam reached $12.5 billion in 2021.

During 2021-2030, the Ministry of Transport proposes building six new airports, bringing the total number of airports countrywide to 28 to serve 283 million...

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An additional 301 billion VND (13.17 million USD) from the 2021 State budget for sport and training has been approved for regular expenditure tasks needed for the...

State budget collection in 2022 is expected to reach over 1.41 quadrillion VND (61.7 billion USD), while expenditure is estimated at about 1.78 quadrillion VND (78.05...

The Securities Journalists Club announced 10 exceptional events of Vietnam’s stock market in 2021 for the 15th year.

Banks are responding to the challenge of engaging young retail customers with a wide set of inventive new products, as the retail loan segment is widely viewed as the...

VNDIRECT has just announced an unsecured loan syndication with total deal size of $100 million with a group of foreign financial institutions.

The SBV would increase its credit growth objective to around 14 per cent and will be more flexible in its operational orientation in 2022.

HDBank is rumoured to be looking to raise its foreign ownership limit to 49 per cent to get a foreign partner on board, as part of the EVFTA.

Vietnam is well-positioned to become an alluring investment constituent in Southeast Asia, particularly for South Korean financial holdings.

We had all hoped that as the Year of Rat ended and we started the Year of the Ox, when vaccine rollout started that we would all have a steadier year ahead.

Digital banks and fintech startups are increasingly offering innovative products and solutions targeting the unbanked and underserved consumers post-pandemic.

Vietnam remains a favourite destination for Japanese investors to step up their mergers and acquisitions. Masataka “Sam” Yoshida, head of the Cross-border Division...

The COVID-19 pandemic has battered human, social, and economic capital across the globe, and there is a pressing need to rebuild economies the world over.