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Banks discuss measures to support typhoon-affected customers

The Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has urged credit institutions to evaluate the impacts of typhoon Yagi and classify affected...

Spate of claims made in typhoon aftermath

Insurers are processing widespread claims following Typhoon Yagi, with compensation efforts focusing on businesses, industrial facilities, and...

Credit support for businesses on offer after Typhoon Yagi

The banking sector is sharing the burden with businesses by reducing interest rates on existing loans and providing unsecured credit for new ones to...

Tax sector provides solutions to support victims of Typhoon Yagi

The General Department of Taxation (GDT) has sent a document to 26 tax departments outlining solutions to support organisations, individuals and...

Central bank supports liquidity for banking system

The State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) on Tuesday reduced the interest rate on the open market operation (OMO) channel from 4.25 per cent to 4 per cent per...

Vietnam's alternative lending to reach over $441 million

Vietnam's alternative lending is expected to grow by 24 per cent on an annual basis to reach $441.2 million in 2024, according to a report released...

Expectations of rate cut ahead of Fed meeting

The hotly anticipated event in the global financial community, the US Federal Reserve's meeting on September 18, brings with it widespread...

Banks lend significant amounts to green projects

Many banks have recently poured thousands of billions of Vietnamese đồng into green projects.

Banks required to list suspect accounts for better supervision

Commercial banks must provide information on accounts that show possible signs of fraud, swindling, or law violations at the State Bank of Vietnam...

Banks set to stimulate credit growth in last quarter

Banks are developing favourable credit schemes for the manufacturing and business sectors, while relaxing lending standards across all customer...





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