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Challenges for banks in luring non-term deposits

Challenges for banks in luring non-term deposits

It is much more difficult for banks to attract cheap capital from non-term deposits, or current account savings account (CASA), in the context of high interest rates on term savings.
Listed companies reluctant in capital raising plans

Listed companies reluctant in capital raising plans

Listed companies are being more careful with their capital mobilisation plans, as the market is in an unfavorable condition and the Government tightens the bond market management.
Securities firms diversify capital sources for expansion

Securities firms diversify capital sources for expansion

Capital mobilisation plans are now the centre of attention at the 2022 General Meeting of Shareholders of securities companies, with diversified fundraising channels.
Capital mobilisation through corporate bonds may decrease sharply

Capital mobilisation through corporate bonds may decrease sharply

The scale of capital mobilisation through corporate bonds is forecast to decrease sharply, but there will be a drastic change in quality, according to a study on the corporate bond market by FiinRatings.
New rules for private placement of corporate bonds

New rules for private placement of corporate bonds

As the corporate bond market has shown signs of fast growth, some capital mobilisation through bonds did not comply with the provisions of the law.
Viet Nam needs a better Government bond market

Viet Nam needs a better Government bond market

In recent years, the Government bond market has become an important capital mobilisation channel for Viet Nam. However, the scale of the country’s bond market is modest compared to national economic scale and to other regional countries. Nguyen Thi Kim...
Lending expands 9.52% in 9 months

Lending expands 9.52% in 9 months

Credit growth by September 20 reached 9.52 per cent against the end of last year while capital mobilisation rose by 9.15 per cent, the General Statistics Office reported.
Banks required to control lending

Banks required to control lending

The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has required commercial banks to control their credit growth in line with their capital mobilisation ability and credit growth limits set by SBV.
Developers look to foreign investors

Developers look to foreign investors

Amid narrowing credit sources and rising lending interest rates, property developers have been diversifying their capital mobilisation channels, including calling for foreign investment.
Banks cut deposit rates thanks to good liquidity

Banks cut deposit rates thanks to good liquidity

Many banks have recently reduced deposit interest rates by 0.2-0.4 percentage points against earlier this year due to good capital mobilisation amidst the credit slowdown.
G-bond capital reaches 6.34b but only 108m disbursed

G-bond capital reaches $6.34b but only $108m disbursed

Capital mobilised from the issue of G-bonds in the first eight months of this year was very positive, however, it was quite a contrast to the disbursement of the capital source.
Credit growth expected to rise 16.33% in 2017

Credit growth expected to rise 16.33% in 2017

The total loans of the banking system are expected to grow by 16.33 per cent in 2017 against December last year, lower than the Government’s limit of 18 per cent.  
Banks required to report monthly interest rates

Banks required to report monthly interest rates

State Bank of Viet Nam has ordered credit institutions and branches of foreign banks to report their lending, capital mobilisation and interest rates in Vietnamese dong every month going forward.
Make stock market a capital mobilisation channel: Hue

Make stock market a capital mobilisation channel: Hue

Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue asked all ministries to learn more about the stock market. The deputy PM said he wanted to make the stock market an important channel for capital mobilisation so it could share the burden with the banking...
State Treasury plans more market-friendly manoeuvres

State Treasury plans more market-friendly manoeuvres

The State Treasury will carry out several new measures in order to an impetus for capital mobilisation, according to the Viet Nam Financial Times.