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Total assets of VN credit institutions rise by 4.97%

Total assets of VN credit institutions rise by 4.97%

Total assets of the Vietnamese credit institution system by the end of June 2024 reached more than VNĐ21.07 quadrillion, an increase of 4.97 per cent compared to the end of 2023
Total assets of many small banks dropped significantly by end Q1 2022

Total assets of many small banks dropped significantly by end Q1 2022

Despite gaining positive profits, total assets of many small banks by the end of the first quarter of this year decreased compared to last year due to a in deposits.
Total assets of banks in Viet Nam stand at 522 billion

Total assets of banks in Viet Nam stand at $522 billion

Total assets of credit institutions and foreign banks in Viet Nam by the end of the first quarter of this year inched down to VND12.48 quadrillion (US$521.76 billion) compared with the end of last year.
Total assets of banks in Viet Nam hit more than 472 billion

Total assets of banks in Viet Nam hit more than $472 billion

Total assets of credit institutions and foreign banks in Viet Nam by the end of last year surged by 10.62 per cent against the beginning of the year to more than VND11 quadrillion (US$472.1 billion).
Construction companys revenue up 34 per cent

Construction company’s revenue up 34 per cent

The Cotec Construction Joint Stock Company (Coteccons or CTD) announced revenue of VND8.3 trillion (US$360 million) in the second quarter of this year, up 34 per cent year-on-year.
Total assets of credit institutions reaches nearly 448 billion

Total assets of credit institutions reaches nearly $448 billion

The total assets held by Viet Nam’s credit institutions reached more than VND10.3 quadrillion (US$447.8 billion) by the end of May, an increase of 3.27 per cent over the beginning of this year, the latest report from the State Bank...
Assets of Vietnamese banks reach US440.5bn in 2017

Assets of Vietnamese banks reach US$440.5bn in 2017

Total assets of banks in Viet Nam by the end of last year surged 17.62 per cent against 2016 to VND10 quadrillion (US$440.5 billion).
VIB posts strong profit growth in 2017

VIB posts strong profit growth in 2017

“We are making greater efforts in ensuring the bank’s operation with the best and most transparent standards," VIB general director Han Ngoc Vu said.  
Vietinbank named second-largest bank by profit

Vietinbank named second-largest bank by profit

The Viet Nam Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank) earned a total profit of VND9.2 trillion (US$404 million) in 2017, equivalent to 105 per cent of its annual target.
Vietcombanks total assets exceed VND1 quadrillion

Vietcombank’s total assets exceed VND1 quadrillion

As of December 31, 2017, the total assets of the Bank for Foreign Trade of Viet Nam (Vietcombank) reached VND1.05 quadrillion (US$46 billion).
Banking assets rise to more than 407 billion

Banking assets rise to more than $407 billion

Total assets of Viet Nam’s banking system reached more than VND9.25 quadrillion (US$407.5 billion) by the end of August, an increase of 8.79 per cent over the beginning of this year, statistics from the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV)...
Agribanks assets exceed VND1 quadrillion

Agribank’s assets exceed VND1 quadrillion

The Commercial Joint Stock Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development of Viet Nam (Agribank) is the second bank to be named on the country’s list of banks with total assets exceeding the threshold of VND1 quadrillion (US$43.86 billion).
BIDVs total assets worth touches 41bn

BIDV's total assets' worth touches $41bn

The Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) retained its position as the country''s largest commercial bank in terms of assets, the bank''s latest accumulated report said.
Value of banking assets touch 340bn

Value of banking assets touch $340bn

The total assets of commercial banks rose 4.26 per cent to touch VND7,630 trillion (US$340.62 billion) by the end of May against the end of last year.
SOE assets at 80% of GDP

SOE assets at 80% of GDP

The concentration of resources in the hands of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) allegedly d barriers to reforms, said experts from the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM).