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Foreign debts under Governments control: Deputy PM

Foreign debts under Government’s control: Deputy PM

The Government’s foreign debts have been declining sharply and under the Government’s control.
Viet Nam, South Korea to intensify co-operation in finance

Viet Nam, South Korea to intensify co-operation in finance

Viet Nam hopes that South Korean investors will participate more deeply in the equitisation process of Vietnamese enterprises.
A Bright Future for Viet Nams Consumer Finance Market

A Bright Future for Viet Nam’s Consumer Finance Market

Viet Nam News speaks with Kim Jong Geuk, General Director of Lotte Finance Vietnam Co Ltd (Lotte Finance), about the prospect of the consumer finance business in Viet Nam and the company’s business strategy in the Industry 4.0 era.
Economic growth reduces dependence on bank loans

Economic growth reduces dependence on bank loans

Though credit growth has declined recently, Viet Nam’s GDP has continued to rise in the past one and a half years thanks to the improvement of credit quality and the contribution of foreign direct investment (FDI) firms.  
Central bank made 9 billion net injection in H1

Central bank made $9 billion net injection in H1

Commercial banks’ liquidity was good in the first half of this year thanks to the State Bank of Viet Nam’s (SBV) net injection of nearly VND210 trillion (US$9.17 billion), the latest report from the National Financial Supervisory Commission showed.
Financial experts urge caution against dollar loans

Financial experts urge caution against dollar loans

Experts have warned enterprises to be more cautious with their US dollar loans amidst a significant rise in the lending and appreciation of the greenback.
Banks aim to up capital ahead of new standards

Banks aim to up capital ahead of new standards

Prosperous business performance and positive bank share price trend in the stock market are expected to help some commercial banks meet capital increase deadline required by the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV).
Treasury raises 2.5b worth of Govt-bonds

Treasury raises $2.5b worth of Gov’t-bonds

The State Treasury of Viet Nam has mobilised over VND56 trillion (US$2.46 billion) through government bond (G-bond) auctions in Ha Noi Stock Exchange since the beginning of this year.
Exchange rates rise, credit stationary

Exchange rates rise, credit stationary

Exchange rates for both the central bank and other commercial banks rose slightly in February, while the credit sector showed little significant change, said the National Financial Supervisory Commission (NFSC).
PM lauds Natl Financial Supervisory group

PM lauds Nat’l Financial Supervisory group

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked the National Financial Supervisory Commission (NFS) to enhance the quality of analysis, assessment and forecast of macroeconomic developments and financial markets to complete its task of counseling the Prime Minister.
Credit growth to speed up in first quarter

Credit growth to speed up in first quarter

Credit is forecast to accelerate from the end of the first quarter this year to maintain the same growth rate as 2017.
G-bonds worth over 7 billion issued in 2017

G-bonds worth over $7 billion issued in 2017

G-bonds worth VND159.9 trillion (US$7.04 billion) and having an average maturity of 13.52 years, up 4.81 years against 2016, were issued last year, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Consumer lending in VN surged 65% in 2017

Consumer lending in VN surged 65% in 2017

Consumer lending in 2017 surged sharply by 65 per cent compared to 50.2 per cent in 2016, according to estimates of the National Financial Supervisory Commission (NFSC).
Credit growth reaches 15.3% in 11-month period

Credit growth reaches 15.3% in 11-month period

The credit growth in November rose 2.8 per cent against the previous month, pushing the total rise in the 11 months of this year to 15.3 per cent.
VN credit growth hits 13.5% in first 10 months

VN credit growth hits 13.5% in first 10 months

Credit growth in the 10 months through October reached 13.5 per cent, the National Financial Supervisory Commission said in a latest report.