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Insurance businesses earn $4.5 billion in revenue in H1

The total insurance premium revenue has been estimated at VNĐ109.1 trillion (US$4.45 billion) in the first six months of this year, a year-on-year...

New policy on reducing credit limits to have impacts on big banks, groups

A new regulation on reducing the bank credit limit for large customers under the amended Law on Credit Institutions, will adversely affect both banks...

​Firms propose Vietnam gov’t stimulate demand, lower loan interest in 2024: survey

Businesses have suggested that the Vietnamese government continue cutting lending interest rates to help boost demand and expand markets to...

Central bank works to raise interbank rates and ease forex market

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has shortened terms and kept the interest rate of its bills unchanged to increase the attractiveness of the bill...

Demand for capital to rise amid debt repayment pressure

Corporate demand for funds is expected to increase in the second half of the year, while concerns persist regarding debt repayment pressures...

Finance ministry cuts fees to aid businesses, citizens from July 1

In a move to ease burdens and bolster economic activity, the Ministry of Finance has announced reductions in fees and charges for various services.

Finance ministry cut fees for fifth time

The policy is expected to result in a VND700 billion ($27.5 million) decline in state budget revenue.

​Individual deposits at banks in Vietnam hit new high

Deposits made by individual customers at banks in Vietnam reached an all-time high of nearly VND6,700 trillion (US$262.9 billion) as of March this...

Policy on security in online banking service provision drafted

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has finalised a draft circular on safety and security in providing online services in the banking industry.

Corporate capital demand set to accelerate in H2

State Bank of Vietnam's credit growth target of 14-15% for the full year remains on track.





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