The aspects behind finance and banking in Vietnam today

The aspects behind finance and banking in Vietnam today

Pramoth Rajendran, head of Wealth and Personal Banking at HSBC Vietnam, scrutinises the credit situation and the factors behind the current finance-banking scene.
Consumer credit needs legal framework: Experts

Consumer credit needs legal framework: Experts

It is critical to develop a proper legal framework for consumer credit to protect the legitimate rights of both borrowers and lenders, experts have said.
Consumer finance: New vitality after 10-year journey

Consumer finance: New vitality after 10-year journey

Experts gathered yesterday (March 25) at VIR's headquarters for the consumer finance seminar themed “Consumer finance: New vitality after a 10-year journey”.
Banks bet on consumer credit growth

Banks bet on consumer credit growth

Credit institutions are being encouraged to implement consumer credit packages and preferential rates as an effective way to stimulate spending sprees and help the domestic economy tide over the storm.
Transparent consumer credit firms can succeed

Transparent consumer credit firms can succeed

Developing the consumer credit sector is one of Vietnam’s best tools to end illegal moneylending in the country, ­according to experts.
Visa and the non-cash future

Visa and the non-cash future

Building a cashless economy is one of the government’s top targets. Dang Tuyet Dung, Visa country manager for Vietnam and Laos...
Consumer credit, solution to repel black credit

Consumer credit, solution to repel black credit

VIR's seminar on consumer lending and repelling black credit is underway, inviting leading experts to share their thoughts.
Developing consumer finance as a solution to ward off shadow banking

Developing consumer finance as a solution to ward off shadow banking 1

As shadow banking blooms in Vietnam, legal consumer finance has also been thriving to combat illegal lending.
Experts warn of more rises to CPI

Experts warn of more rises to CPI

Some experts are worried that the on-going tighter monetary policy is unlikely to curb rises in the consumer price index in 2011.