Bank sets fees for deposits, withdrawals

Jun 11th at 10:26
11-06-2014 10:26:42+07:00

Bank sets fees for deposits, withdrawals

Customers depositing or withdrawing cash through payment accounts at the State Bank of Viet Nam will have to pay a fee amounting to 0.005 per cent of the total transaction amounts.

 

This was stated in a draft circular released by the central bank stated on its website on Monday. It was open for further discussion.

Credit institutions, including foreign bank branches, will fix their own fees for customers, but the maximum charges are set to be 0.03 per cent for deposits, and 0.05 per cent for withdrawals. They will have to list the fees publicly, the document notes.

bizhub



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Vietinbank, Vietcombank enabled to lend exceeding cap

Vietinbank and Vietcombank have been permitted by the Government to lend six State-run enterprises in the oil and gas sector loan values exceeding a cap stipulated...

BIDV enters partnership with Myanmar bank

The Bank for Investment and Development of Viet Nam has signed an agreement with a Myanmarese bank under which they will swap information, develop product and...

Banks entice local, foreign firms

With bank lending rates falling sharply in recent months, companies should grab this opportunity to borrow to develop their business, analysts said.

SBV head vows to keep forex changes on hold

The State Bank of Viet Nam Nguyen Van Binh made clear that he would keep the forex market stable till the year-end; if adjustment is a must, the margin would be...

Shops, customers still reluctant to use credit cards

Despite a ban by the State Bank, sellers are still charging customers a surcharge of 2 percent on goods purchased with credit cards.

Vietnam finance ministry loses $56.6mn to cover gov’t-backed debts: audit report

The amount of money Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance had to earmark to cover the government-backed debts of loss-making state-run enterprises has been on the rise...

Commercial banks lower interest rate on debenture bonds

The long-bustling bond market unexpectedly cooled in the last two weeks, partly due to weak liquidity faced by several banks.

HDBank gives loan to FDI businesses

HCM City Housing Development Bank (HDBank) has given a package of medium loans to businesses with foreign direct investment from June 5 to September 30, 2014.

WB approves $500m credit for VN reform

The World Bank yesterday approved a total of US$500 million credit for Viet Nam.

Exchange rates ease on Friday

The exchange rates in commercial banks tended to ease on Friday morning after hitting the ceiling over the last two days.

Bank stocks

Insurance stocks


MOST READ


Back To Top