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World Bank Suggests Effective Framework for Vietnamese Banks
10:20 | 24/03/2023
At the seminar held by the Standing Economic Committee on Mar 21, interntional experts from the East Asia - Pacific Financial Region of the World Bank suggested that the current Law on Credit Institutions should pay attention to better regulate risk monitoring mechanism and risk supervision to financial corporations.
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PM Chaired a Meeting to Discuss Economic Governance Following Global Interest Rate Hikes
10:23 | 29/07/2022
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a meeting attended by ministries and sectors on July 28 to discuss short- and long-term measures for keeping inflation under control, stabilising the macro-economy, and promoting socio-economic recovery and development.
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E-commerce Reports 2021-2022: Vietnam Leads The Region in Digital Transformation
14:28 | 15/07/2022
According to several e-commerce reports on online shopping in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is leading the region in digital transformation, with impressive efforts in ensuring security against attacks on the financial sector.
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Vietnam News Today (July 6): Hanoi’s Education Department Suggests Reopening Schools on July 10
06:32 | 06/07/2021
Vietnam News Today (July 6): HCM city tightens Covid-19 travel restrictions amid rising cases; More than 90,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine set to arrive on July 7; Vietnamese banks remain attractive to foreign investors and Hanoi’s education department suggests reopening schools on July 10.
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Vietnamese banks allowed to use e-wallets for international payments
14:56 | 01/11/2020
With the coming circular regarding cashless payments drafted by the State Bank of Vietnam, domestic commercial banks and domestic intermediary payment companies would be able to co-operate with foreign ones to provide international payment services.
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IFC supports Vietnamese banks to boost clients' finance amid Covid-19
06:19 | 06/08/2020
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of World Bank, will provide a larde amount of money to support two banks in Vietnam including Orient Commercial Bank and VP Bank in enhacing finance for local businesses.
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Vietnamese banks accelerated to go digital
14:38 | 23/05/2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a serious effect to the economy, but it has helped accelerate the race for banks to orient to digital transformation.
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Vietnamese banks own assets valued US$ 522 billion
11:18 | 20/05/2020
Total assets of credit institutions and foreign banks in Vietnam by the end of the first quarter of this year inched reached VND12.48 quadrillion (US$521.76 billion) compared to the end of last year.
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