

According to the current regulations, the share ownership cap by an institutional shareholder in a credit institution is reduced from 15 per cent to 10 per cent and for an individual and his/her related parties from 20 per cent to 15 per cent.
The latest move to expand the foreign ownership limit in select commercial banks marks a pivotal step in banking sector reform by offering capital-raising opportunities, boosting market liquidity, and signalling a new phase of strategic investor engagement.
The rebranding follows the bank’s formal transfer to Vietcombank and reflects its new positioning as a technology-driven bank serving a broader range of customers, particularly those new to banking.
On May 9, 2025, Techcombank issued 2,000 24-month bonds with a face value of VND1 billion/bond. This is one of many consecutive issuances recently to increase medium and long-term capital.
A peer-to-peer lending model is to be piloted in Vietnam, but its risks will have to be managed strictly to mitigate losses and fraud.
This May, LPBank shareholders will receive 2024 cash dividends at a rate of 25%, equivalent to VND 2,500/share, with the total expected payment exceeding VND 7,468 billion.
However, along with pending internal shortcomings, the unusual and unprecedented developments in the world geopolitical situation since the beginning of 2025 have pushed international gold prices to continuously increase, resulting in strong fluctuations in domestic gold prices, and the growing gap between domestic and world gold prices.
Vietcombank released its interest rate information for April 2025
Hanoi, May 13, 2025 - An Binh Commercial Joint Stock Bank (ABBANK) and Viet Community Enterprise Development Group Corporation (VietED Group) have officially signed a Strategic Cooperation Agreement to accelerate sustainable community development through innovative financial solutions.
The SBV has been actively developing and refining the mechanism to implement the largest credit package ever, with a total value of up to VND500 trillion.