Foreign banks committing to considerable loans

Foreign banks committing to considerable loans

International banks are demonstrating growing interest in Vietnam, committing substantial investments and loans to support the country’s development and economic growth.
Banks address green credit significance

Banks address green credit significance

Significant progress has been made in the sustainable finance market in Vietnam, with banks actively promoting bonds and loans to facilitate the development of projects aligned with environmental, social, and governance frameworks.
Sustainability-based loans the focus for top banks

Sustainability-based loans the focus for top banks

Foreign banks are actively joining consortiums to provide significant loans, particularly in the expanding sustainability arena.
Localisation favoured by overseas banks

Localisation favoured by overseas banks

Vietnam’s banking and finance sector is witnessing an uptick in foreign banks’ presence despite global economic headwinds.
Foreign banks jostle for increased share

Foreign banks jostle for increased share

Earnings of international financial institutions in Vietnam have been inconsistent during the last few years due to focus on longer-term strategies, but some are experiencing a dramatic drop in fortunes.
Loans galore for domestic brokerages

Loans galore for domestic brokerages

Foreseeing the phenomenal expansion of Vietnam’s financial sector, a number of foreign banks, notably those from Taiwan, are escalating their lending offerings and affordable financing sources to some local banks and brokerage firms.
Foreign banks grab slice of investment promotion action

Foreign banks grab slice of investment promotion action

More foreign banks are engaging in the organisation of investment promotion events, facilitating Vietnam to attract more investors to the country.
Credit institutions asked to tighten loans in “overheating” sectors: SBV

Credit institutions asked to tighten loans in “overheating” sectors: SBV

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has requested local credit institutions and foreign banks’ restrict lending concentration for real estate and construction, Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) and the consumption sector.
Firms advised to use derivative tools to minimise forex risks

Firms advised to use derivative tools to minimise forex risks

Experts suggested firms use more derivative instruments, such as futures and forward contracts, to minimise exchange rate risks when they can no longer borrow the US dollar from commercial banks, starting early this month.
Gov’t urged to help local banks lure foreign capital

Gov’t urged to help local banks lure foreign capital

The Government should help Vietnamese banks lure capital and experience from prestigious foreign banks so as to help local firms develop sustainably, experts said.
Gov’t aims to encourage MA in banking sector

Gov’t aims to encourage MA in banking sector

The Government plans not to license any more wholly foreign-owned banks in Viet Nam, instead encouraging foreign banks to buy weak domestic banks, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue said.
Foreign banks gear up to expand networks in Vietnam

Foreign banks gear up to expand networks in Vietnam

In the last two years, Vietnam saw many foreign finance institutions leaving Vietnam or scaling down their investment.
Excess loans to be permitted beginning May 1

Excess loans to be permitted beginning May 1

Credit institutions and foreign banks will be allowed to grant loans to some prioritised borrowers in excess of lending limits regulated by law beginning next month.
ANZ’s true value as market leader

ANZ’s true value as market leader

While Vietnam’s domestic banking sector faces a challenging time, ANZ Vietnam is seeking to use its stature as a foreign bank with a rich history to strengthen its leading position in Vietnam’s market. Tareq Muhmood, chief executive officer of ANZ Vietnam, shares his views with VIR’s Ngoc Linh.
Property’s foreign SOS

Property’s foreign SOS

Debate over a proposal to allow foreign credit institutions in Vietnam to back real estate mortgages is intensifying.
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