Standard Chartered Bank Vietnam awarded Golden Dragon Award 2013

Mar 29th at 15:02
29-03-2014 15:02:32+07:00

Standard Chartered Bank Vietnam awarded Golden Dragon Award 2013

Standard Chartered Bank Vietnam was just honoured the Golden Dragon Award 2013 for ‘Most Favourite International Bank’.

The Golden Dragon Awards are presented annually by the Vietnam Economic Times in collaboration with the Foreign Investment Agency and the Ministry of Planning and Investment, to recognise and celebrate foreign-invested enterprises for their significant contributions to Vietnam.

This is the seventh consecutive year that Standard Chartered has won this prestigious award.

As a leading international bank with a long history in Vietnam, Standard Chartered has been at the forefront of driving innovation and the introduction of world class expertise in the country.

In raising the bar for the entire industry, Standard Chartered has helped to create a more robust financial services sector in Vietnam.

Nirukt Sapru, general director of Standard Chartered Bank (Vietnam), said: “2014 is a very special year for Standard Chartered in Vietnam as it marks the 110th anniversary of the opening of our first branch in the country. Being recognised again as the ‘Most Favourite International Bank’ is a significant achievement and it has helped to make our anniversary celebration even more meaningful.”

“Standard Chartered is deeply committed to Vietnam. We will continue to support Vietnam’s efforts to attain sustainable economic growth and strive to offer more innovative banking products and services for our clients and customers,” he asserted.

Standard Chartered Vietnam’s achievements have been recognised both globally and locally.

Last year, the Bank was named ‘Best consumer internet bank 2013’ by Global Finance and ‘Best service provider in Vietnam’ in the three categories: Best Cash Management Provider, Best Structured Trade Finance Provider and Best eSolutions Partner Bank by the Asset.

Additionally, the State Bank of Vietnam Governor presented Standard Chartered with the ‘Excellent Labour Collective 2012’ award in recognition of its many contributions to the country.

vir



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Workers fail to lodge tax returns

More than 80 per cent of taxpayers in Ha Noi are yet to settle their tax bill with only a few days until the deadline.

Online bitcoin trading floor set up

Contrary to all predictions that the bitcoin would “die young” in Vietnam because of the rejection of the State Bank, the bitcoin still brims with vitality.

SBV creates more tools to help settle bad debts

The watchdog agencies are considering laying the “rails” for VAMC (the Vietnam Asset Management Company) to go ahead to settle the bad debts it buys from credit...

New circular won't affect indirect investment

A newly-issued circular from the State Bank of Viet Nam would not affect foreign indirect investment (FII) in Viet Nam, according to experts.

Sacombank shareholders greenlight merger

Sacombank shareholders yesterday agreed to the bank's plan to merge with Southern Bank which will be implemented this year if the feasibility study is approved by...

Central bank rate cuts aimed at credit growth

The central bank has continued to ease monetary conditions by cutting key interest rates to spur credit growth in a sluggish first quarter.

Vietnam sparingly gives more “room” to foreign investors

Foreign investors have said the government of Vietnam proves to be very mean about the rises of the foreign ownership ratios in Vietnamese banks.

SBV lowers interest rates on agri-loans

The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has reduced maximum interest rates for five priority sectors, including agriculture, export, supporting industry, small and...

City deposits grow, credit heads south

HCM City's total capital mobilization reached VND1.16 trillion (US$55.18 million) this month, constituting a 1.9 per cent month-on-month or 15.1 per cent...

SBV postpones debt standards

The State Bank of Viet Nam has issued a circular allowing commercial banks an additional year before applying new, strict debt classification standards.

Bank stocks

Insurance stocks


MOST READ


Back To Top