Shinhan Bank Vietnam takes centre stage with prestigious digital transformation award

Shinhan Bank Vietnam takes centre stage with prestigious digital transformation award

Shinhan Bank Vietnam has been honoured with a certificate of merit at the 2023 Digital Transformation Event held in Hanoi by the State Bank of Vietnam.
Baemin Vietnam and Shinhan Bank launch co-branded credit card

Baemin Vietnam and Shinhan Bank launch co-branded credit card

With the goal of constantly improving user experience, BAEMIN Vietnam application has officially partnered with Shinhan Bank to launch a co-branded credit card.
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.
South Korean banks in Vietnam reported $172 million in profits in 2021

South Korean banks in Vietnam reported $172 million in profits in 2021

Several South Korean banks are showing an interest in growing their presence in Vietnam.
Shinhan Bank Vietnam opens new locations in Bac Ninh and Dong Nai

Shinhan Bank Vietnam opens new locations in Bac Ninh and Dong Nai

Shinhan Bank Vietnam has opened the Que Vo branch in Que Vo district, Bac Ninh province, and the Thong Nhat transaction office in Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai province in early 2022.
Continuous allure of South Korean funds

Continuous allure of South Korean funds

While most investors in the world are still focusing on the pandemic and its impact on global markets, South Koreans in Vietnam have other issues to worry about as they are preparing to tackle one of the biggest business challenges: choosing the right location to invest in.
Shinhan Bank successfully modernises trading and risk platforms with Finastra

Shinhan Bank successfully modernises trading and risk platforms with Finastra

Shinhan Bank Vietnam has successfully standardised and integrated its trading and risk platforms with Finastra’s Fusion Kondor and Fusion Risk.
Shinhan Bank Vietnam complets three pillars of Basel II

Shinhan Bank Vietnam complets three pillars of Basel II

Shinhan Bank Vietnam has officially announced its application of Pillar 2 of Basel II on its internal capital adequacy, as prescribed by the SBV.
Positive changes prevailing in South Korean investments

Positive changes prevailing in South Korean investments

The lingering pandemic has already reshaped the global financial market, but foreign funds have still made their own ways into Vietnam.
VKBIA signs with Shinhan Bank, Megazone Cloud Group, and Hoang Quan Group

VKBIA signs with Shinhan Bank, Megazone Cloud Group, and Hoang Quan Group

VKBIA signed strategic cooperation agreements with Shinhan Bank, Megazone Cloud Group, and Hoang Quan Group to improve Vietnam-South Korea relations.
Corporate bond bonanza shaking up local market

Corporate bond bonanza shaking up local market

Despite lingering risks, fears of an economic downturn, and low interest rates, there has been  a windfall of corporate bonds issuance, with property providers and financial institutions the most active.
Shinhan Bank Vietnam and Van Lang University sign comprehensive partnership agreement

Shinhan Bank Vietnam and Van Lang University sign comprehensive partnership agreement

Shinhan Bank Vietnam and Van Lang University have entered a comprehensive strategic partnership to spread financial products and improve training quality.
Lively evolution continues through foreign consumer finance presence

Lively evolution continues through foreign consumer finance presence

Despite some legal concerns, international firms are ramping up their presence to reap the benefits from Vietnam’s consumer finance sector.
RoK's bank supports over 200,000 USD for Vietnam’s COVID-19 fight

RoK's bank supports over 200,000 USD for Vietnam’s COVID-19 fight

Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Vietnam Park Noh Wan and the country’s Shinhan Bank on March 31 presented 5 billion VND (213,000 USD) to Vietnam’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
South Korean banks apply caution amid relief moves

South Korean banks apply caution amid relief moves

South Korean lenders are continuing to play the waiting game in regards to measures to combat damage caused by the coronavirus outbreak, though domestic banks and investors have been placing growing bets on rate cuts or tolerance to loans.
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