As of the morning of October 23rd, 11 banks have released their Q3 financial statements and preliminary business results for the first nine months of 2025.
Many securities companies are forecasting high profit growth in the banking sector compared to the same period last year, thanks to credit having started to accelerate right from the beginning of the year...
In the first six months of 2020, while profits plummeted by 54% to just over 159 billion VND, Nam A Bank's non-performing loan ratio surged from 1,66% to 2,93%.
Eximbank achieved net interest income of VND 803,2 billion in the third quarter, a 33% increase compared to the same period last year, despite the negative impact from the disappearance of VND 245 billion from the account of tycoon Chu Thi Binh.
Cooling input costs, coupled with fierce competition for customers, have forced many banks to consider and adjust lending interest rates for businesses downwards.
Following the hacking attacks on Vietnam Airlines, Noi Bai and Tan Son Nhat airports, bank account holders are extremely worried, especially as banks are issuing a flurry of warnings to their customers...
Sixteen banks have relocated from rural to urban areas, and dozens have disappeared following three rounds of bank restructuring over the past 15 years.
Credit card fraud originating from China is targeting Vietnamese banks, prompting them to increase warnings to customers and spend more money on preventative measures.
Banks successively launched loan packages with attractive interest rates, but contrary to initial enthusiasm, many customers were dismayed by financial traps.
Most commercial banks have a surplus of hundreds of trillions of dong. There are many signs that many banks have been spending cheap capital more freely in the first few months of the year.
(VTC News) - The State Bank of Vietnam has just announced that starting tomorrow, March 26th, it will adjust and reduce a series of key interest rates.
Eximbank initially planned to spend up to 42 billion VND on the board of directors and supervisory board, but will actually spend only over 20 billion VND due to a sharp decline in profits in 2012.