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Banks continue to increase capital at year end

Banks are accelerating capital increases via share issues to meet stricter Basel III standards, boost capital adequacy and ease funding pressures...

Credit growth expected to reach 20 per cent in 2026

Credit growth in 2026 is expected to be around 20 per cent, driven by public investment and the recovery of production and business activities.

Securing capital and efficiency for Vietnam’s 2026-2030 growth ambitions

One of the decisive challenges in achieving high growth is ensuring that the economy has a sufficiently large pool of capital, while using it...

Banks gear up for massive capital increases

Banks are entering an aggressive phase of capital expansion as lenders move to bolster financial strength, meet regulatory requirements, and fuel...

State banks break year-long rate freeze with deposit hikes

Việt Nam's 'Big Four' lenders boost savings rates as year-end credit demand rises

SBV plans to simplify business regulations for banks

Under a draft circular to replace Circular 32/2024/TT-NHNN, now open for public comment, many administrative procedures for establishing and...

Year-end capital pressure fuels deposit rate race

A survey of nearly 50 banks as of December 12 shows that six-month deposit rates have risen sharply compared with early in the fourth quarter, with...

Banks with solid foundations forecast to make big leap in 2026

Việt Nam’s banking sector is entering a recovery phase with brighter profit prospects, but analysts warn that growth will be uneven and concentrated...

No credit expansion made yet though banks used up all allocated room

Without a further credit increase from the SBV, credit supply has become limited in the fourth quarter as credit strongly surged by nearly 14 per...

Banks withdraw preferential housing loans aimed at young buyers

The preferential loan programme for home purchase of young customers implemented by State-owned banks from the first quarter of 2025, with an...





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