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A catalyst for supply chain finance in the digital era
In the architecture of the modern credit market, factoring is more than just a credit extension based on receivables; it is a pivotal tool for unlocking capital flows for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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New regulations on special lending
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has issued Circular No. 02/2026/TT-NHNN, introducing significant amendments and supplements to the regulatory framework governing special lending to credit institutions.
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VNBA and FiinGroup partner to advance data infrastructure for Vietnam’s financial-banking sector
Amid the rapid expansion and increasing complexity of Vietnam’s financial and banking market, transparency, risk management, and analytical capabilities have become critical pillars for sustainable development. Building a robust data and knowledge infrastructure is now essential not only for financial institutions but also for strengthening overall market confidence.
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VNBA issues Code of Conduct for Debt collection activities
The Vietnam Banks Association (VNBA) has issued Decision No. 15/QĐ-HHNH promulgating the “Code of Conduct for Debt Collection Activities,” aiming to establish unified standards for credit institutions while ensuring a balance between the rights of lenders and the legitimate interests of customers.
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Circular No. 83/2025/TT-NHNN: A stress test for governance and a turning point for banking transformation
The issuance and implementation of Circular No. 83/2025/TT-NHNN marks a pivotal moment in the modernization of Vietnam’s banking sector. More than a regulatory requirement, the Circular serves as a real stress test of governance capacity, transformation readiness, and alignment with international standards across credit institutions.
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Supervision mechanisms, operational standards critical for piloting crypto asset market
While digital assets are widely viewed as a promising sector that could contribute to economic growth, concerns remain among investors about transparency and safety in a transitional regulatory environment.
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Banks end account nickname feature from April 1 under new payment rules
Beginning April 1, payment account names at commercial banks must fully match information on citizens’ identity cards under new regulations on non-cash payment services.
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SBV proposes higher lending caps for major projects in Hà Nội
The maximum credit exposure for a single borrower would not exceed 38 per cent of a bank’s owned capital, while lending to a borrower and related parties would be capped at 52 per cent of bank capital when financing large projects in the city.
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Nam A Bank joins IFC trade programme in strategic partnership
Nam A Commercial Joint Stock Bank has established a strategic partnership with the International Finance Corporation, marking a significant step in its international expansion.
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Webinar: Modern fraud management strategies for financial institutions
In the context of rapid global growth in digital payments, financial institutions are facing an increasing volume and sophistication of fraudulent activities. This evolving landscape has made the development of modern, proactive, and comprehensive fraud management capabilities a strategic priority for the financial services industry.
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The State Bank of Vietnam requires the stabilization of interest rates
Implementing the directives of the Government and the Prime Minister on macroeconomic stability, inflation control, and growth promotion, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has recently issued the Official Dispatch No. 2342/NHNN-CSTT regarding the execution of measures to stabilize interest rates.
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Private banks set ambitious profit, dividend payout targets in 2026
Many private banks are setting high profit growth of 15-35 per cent and dividend payouts of 20-25 per cent in 2026.
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Việt Nam, HSBC accelerate push for credit upgrade and global capital inflows
Việt Nam is stepping up efforts to secure a sovereign credit rating upgrade and deepen access to global capital, with HSBC expected to play a key advisory role in the process.
