Eximbank receives Asian awards

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The Asian Banker magazine has awarded its Best Managed Bank in Viet Nam title and Asian Banker Leadership Achievement Award to the Viet Nam Export Import Bank (Eximbank).

The Asian Banker magazine has awarded its Best Managed Bank in Viet Nam title and Asian Banker Leadership Achievement Award to the Viet Nam Export Import Bank.— Photo nld

HCM CITY (Biz Hub)— The Asian Banker magazine has awarded its Best Managed Bank in Viet Nam title and Asian Banker Leadership Achievement Award to the Viet Nam Export Import Bank (Eximbank).

The awards recognise Eximbank's sustainable development over the past three years.

Last year, the bank received the Best Domestic Bank in Viet Nam title from Asian Money magazine and was named among the world's top 1,000 largest banks by Banker magazine.

Eximbank Viet Nam has increased its equity to VND15 trillion (US$ 722 million) from VND13.3 trillion in 2010.

The bank's chairman Le Hung Dung was also conferred with the Labour Order, third class, for his contributions to the sector.
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