NCB posts 90% increase in profit

Feb 2nd at 17:44
02-02-2017 17:44:51+07:00

NCB posts 90% increase in profit

NCB has announced its business results for 2016, reflecting a high and positive growth rate.

 

By the end of last year, the bank’s total assets were VND69 trillion, a 43 per cent year-on-year increase and 2.5 times higher in comparison with the period before its restructure.

Last year, its capital mobilisation rose by 25 per cent to reach VND42.7 trillion, which was 2.3 times higher than that of 2013. NCB’s total lending in 2016 was 24 per cent more than 2015, reaching VND25.3 trillion. Its bad debt rate was less than 2.07 per cent, reducing by three times following its restructuring.

“NCB has rapidly become one of the banks with high growth rate in profit from one of nine banks which were listed as weak and required restructuring,” the bank said.

The bank has focused on niche markets with individual customers and small-and-medium d enterprises instead of the large firms segment.

In 2016, NCB successfully implemented the change of its core banking system, which is a pre-condition for modernisation. The system has helped the bank improve its ability to offer multi services, simplifying and closely controlling professionals as well as managing customers’ information.

Navibank was renamed NCB follow its self-restructuring in 2014. 

bizhub



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Interest rate under pressure to remain unchanged

The central bank has targeted keeping interest rate stable in 2017, however, the market’s developments in the first half of January 2017 show that lending rates are...

Small banks avoid being merged or acquired

Small-d banks are making great efforts to grow to avoid being merged or acquired, however, it is not easy, according to the Dau tu chung khoan (Securities...

SBV asks banks to ensure ATM service quality

State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has urged commercial banks and card issuers to ensure smooth operation of automatic telling machines (ATMs) before the Tet (Lunar New...

Modestly devalued VND is expected for new year

The dong may be devalued by up to 4-5 per cent in 2017, but experts say that such a scenario would not necessarily help the country’s exports or be of significant...

Foreign investors rushing to join Vietnamese consumer finance market

More foreign companies are expected to enter the Vietnamese consumer finance market by means of mergers and acquisitions.

Credit institutions to be restructured in 2016-20 period

All credit institutions will be subject to restructuring in the next few years, according to Nguyen Van Hung, deputy chief inspector of the State Bank of Viet Nam...

Regulations on virtual money due by the end of 2017

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has assigned the Ministry of Justice in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), the State Bank of Vietnam...

SBV saves $17.7 million not issuing low-value banknotes

The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) expects to save around VND400 billion (US$17.7 million) by not issuing new small-value banknotes during the Tet holidays.

Bright prospects seen for digital banking

“I have used the service for more than one year. This is a very convenient service and helps me save time from going to electricity bill collection points,” she...

Cash payment declines by 2% in 6 years

Cash as a mode of payment has declined in the country by 2 per cent in the past six years, from 14.02 per cent in 2010 to the current 12 per cent.

Bank stocks

Insurance stocks


MOST READ


Back To Top