The study of the determinants of technological investment in banks in Vietnam was meaningful due to the lack of empirical research and it being a bank-dominated developing economy. Using a sample of 30 commercia
Vietnam has taken a significant step in financial liberalization by increasing the foreign ownership cap in certain domestic banks from 30 percent to 49 percent. This policy change, introduced through Decree No. 69/2025/ND-CP, aims to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and strengthen the c...
As a leading private sector bank in Vietnam, Techcombank is proud to be the driving force behind the Vietnam Investment Summit 2024. The summit aims to bring together experts, thought leaders, and policymakers to foster meaningful discussions on Vietnam’s...
Banks mull dollar rate cuts, THE VIETNAM INVESTMENT REVIEWXuan Ha
On August 19, the central banks of China and Vietnam signed an MoU to further promote collaborative efforts in areas including cross-border payment interoperability. In line with this framework, UPI has been deepening collaboration with NAPAS and will open up the UnionPay network to Vietnamese wa...
Banks to resolve Epco-Minh Phung debt, THE VIETNAM INVESTMENT REVIEWHa Nguyen
One of the top banks in ASEAN Our Presence Indonesia Philippines United Kingdom Cambodia Singapore Greater China Malaysia Thailand Vietnam CIMB Group is a leading focused ASEAN bank and one of the region’s foremost corporate advisors. It is also a world leader in Islamic finance. ...
Banks have also become more open to foreign investors and the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange removed all restrictions on foreign ownership in 2015. Many stock brokers in Vietnam, banks, and other websites are working to address the limited market information as well by providing more information in...
The State Bank of Vietnam has mandated that all banks in Vietnam must have capital of at least 3 trillion Vietnamese ng (about $150 million) by the end of 2010. Many of the smaller banks will likely be unable to raise the requisite capital, and a forced consolidation of the...
Starting from mid-2018, many lenders have increased interest rates and tightened lending for real estate loans due to concerns about bad debts amid land fever in Vietnam. Earlier last year, the State Bank of Vietnam lowered the cap, allowing commercial banks to lend up to 40 percent of shor...