HSBC Bank (Vietnam) Ltd. (HSBC Vietnam) and Malaysian Leader Energy Holding Berhad (Leader Energy), a wholly-owned subsidiary of HNG Capital, have signed a VND593 billion (US$23.8 million) financing deal to support the development of Leader Energy''s solar projects in Việt...
HSBC Bank (Vietnam) Ltd. (HSBC Vietnam) has recently become the first bank in Viet Nam to obtain the LEED Gold certification, demonstrating its commitment to the country''s net-zero transition.
Foreign investment into Vietnamese startups is predicted to increase although the COVID-19 pandemic has left negative impacts on the economy, according to experts.
In two months since it began a VND3 billion (US$128,900) relief programme called ‘No one left behind’ has provided 270,000 meals besides medical consultation and counselling, physiotherapy toolkits, and relief packs to 11,000 people.
The exchange rate between the dong and the US dollar will be stable and end at VND22,900 per US dollar by the end of 2018, predicts Ngo DangKhoa, head of Global Markets, HSBC Bank Viet Nam.
CEO of HSBC Bank Viet Nam, Pham Hong Hai, spoke to Viet Nam News reporter Nguyen Linh Anh about the effectiveness of the resolution (42/2017/QH14), the first-ever on the settlement of non-performing loans (NPLs).
Viet Nam’s economy is well positioned for growth in international trade and will continue to experience high growth over the next three to five years, said Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of HSBC Bank Viet Nam, Pham Hong Hai.
OBG Chairman Michael Benson-Colpi and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of HSBC Bank Viet Nam Pham Hong Hai, one of the contributors to “The Report Vietnam 2017” spoke to Viet Nam News reporter Nguyen Linh Anh about the factors that make...
HSBC has a long history in the region, promoting investment and trade flows. Viet Nam News
spoke to Sumit Dutta, CEO of HSBC Bank Vietnam, about current trends in
investment and trade flows, and what opportunities exist for ASEAN
members, especially Viet Nam.
Viet Nam''s economic growth will be sluggish over the
next few quarters and become dependent on external demand, without
concrete reforms being introduced to address key issues, according to a
report released by HSBC on Thursday.