Sacombank’s foreign exchange services win The Asset Triple A Award


Sacombank has won the Best in Treasury and Working Capital SMEs Vietnam award at the 2024 The Asset Triple A Award given away by Hong Kong magazine The Asset.

Sacombank has won the Best in Treasury and Working Capital SMEs Vietnam award at the 2024 The Asset Triple A Award given away by Hong Kong magazine The Asset. — Photo courtesy of Sacomabnk

Sacombank has won the Best in Treasury and Working Capital SMEs Vietnam award at the 2024 The Asset Triple A Award given away by Hong Kong magazine The Asset.

It is for a third year in a row that Sacombank is winning this award by meeting all criteria in terms of business performance, solutions to support small and medium-sized customers and positive customer reviews.

Built upon a stringent methodology that is combined with a rigorous approach in selecting the best institutions and deals, The Asset Triple A Awards are the pre-eminent recognition for excellence.

In 2023 Sacombank successfully implemented the project to upgrade the Treasury Front-to-back system on the latest technology platform in line with business trends in the digital era besides complying with Basel norms and the State Bank of Vietnam regulations.

All information about transactions is updated in real time, 24/7 and throughout holidays, meeting all customers' payment needs in the fastest and most convenient manner.

Leveraging its modern, safe and secure technology, abundant foreign currency liquidity and an extensive network in Việt Nam, Laos and Cambodia, Sacombank offers comprehensive solutions for foreign exchange, derivatives and digital trading, helping businesses save time, optimise profits and effectively manage risks.

Import-export payments by corporate customers through Sacombank increased to nearly US$12 billion last year.

Sacombank is committed to innovating and developing technologies to further enhance the customer experience and provide them with comprehensive financial solutions, thereby meeting their needs as well as contributing to the sustainable development of the country’s financial sector. — VNS

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