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Banks poised for Q3 profit growth amid margin pressure

Many banks are forecast to continue growing profits in the third quarter of 2026, supported by credit expansion. However, rising funding costs and...

SBV approves Techcombank capital increase to $4.1 billion, highest in the banking sector

Techcombank said the capital increase would strengthen its long-term financial base and support its next phase of growth, including further...

Free-market USD surpasses bank rate

The rise of the greenback in the unofficial market was driven primarily by seasonal factors. The final three months of the year typically see a surge...

New liquidity rules offer lending headroom but funding pressures persist

Circular 50/2026/TT-NHNN raises the maximum loan-to-deposit ratio (LDR) to 95 per cent from currently 85 per cent while introducing a phased...

Vietnam strengthens global credit standing with R&I upgrade to BBB

For the first time, Vietnam has been upgraded to investment grade by an international credit rating agency, Rating and Investment Information, Inc...

New funding channels sought for growth

Việt Nam already had significant pools of long-term capital but lacked sufficient investment channels.

Moody’s upgrades ABBank to B1, maintains positive outlook

Moody’s Ratings has upgraded ABBank’s long-term foreign- and local-currency deposit and issuer ratings from B2 to B1.

Bank credit surge supports high GDP growth target: SBV

As of the end of August 2026, credit proportion to agriculture, forestry, and fisheries accounted for 6.08 per cent; industry and construction...

Policy loans open new paths for people rebuilding their lives

Policy lending is giving former prisoners opportunities to create jobs, rebuild livelihoods and reintegrate into society, under new rules.

From loans to women’s economic empowerment

Policy credit is expanding women’s access to finance, from starting businesses and developing production to creating jobs, thereby enabling women to...





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