Saigon Securities Corporation targets VNĐ8.1 trillion (US$318.69 million) in consolidated revenues and VNĐ3.4 trillion ($133.8 million) in pre-tax profits for 2024, up respectively 11 per cent and 19 per cent from last year.
Major banks are still expecting to report growth in the first quarter and for the rest of 2020 despite the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rising medium- and long-term capital demands to meet stricter regulations on credit safety limits were putting pressure on commercial banks to issue bonds in the final months of the year.
The State Bank of Viet Nam has resumed open market operations for the first time since Tet (Lunar New Year) to improve liquidity in the banking system.
SSI Securities Corporation (SSI) on Thursday signed an unsecured loan contract worth US$55 million with a financial institution group, led by Taiwan’s SinoPac Bank.
The Vietnamese dong would be steady next months, buoyed by positive foreign inflow and reasonable gap between interest rates of the dong and the US dollar as well as the stability of the Chinese renminbi, experts said.
The yield of Government bonds (G-bond) has continued to decline and hit seven-month lows as the US Federal Reserve (Fed) seems unlikely to hike interest rates and the domestic monetary market has shown positive movements.
Liquidity of the banking system has been plentiful again after the Lunar New Year, helping the central bank net withdraw more than VND51.55 trillion (US$2.2 billion) in the past week.
The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) net injected more than VND47.5 trillion (US$2 billion) into the open market operation (OMO) last week to support the liquidity of the banking system amid rising capital demands at the end of the...
The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has so far this year bought more than US$1 billion from commercial banks to build up the nation’s foreign currency reserves.
Saigon Securities Inc. reported strong growth in the third quarter despite the securities market correction, with profits surging 227 per cent to VND541.6 billion (US$23.16 million) and revenues by 53 per cent of VND958.8 billion ($41.01 million).