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  • About VNBA
    • VNBA structure
      • Organizational Chart
      • VNBA Council
      • VNBA Permanent Board
      • VNBA Standing Agency
    • VNBA Charter
    • Development History
      • VNBA Management Generations
    • Achievements – Awards
    • Code of Professional Conduct
    • Partner
  • News
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The State Bank of Vietnam adjusts credit growth targets

The State Bank of Vietnam adjusts credit growth targets

On July 31, 2025, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) announced an upward adjustment to the 2025 credit growth targets for credit institutions (CIs). This additional allocation is a proactive measure by the SBV, meaning CIs do not need to submit requests.


Vietnam’s economy is showing resilience amid global headwinds

Vietnam’s economy is showing resilience amid global headwinds


Supply chain credit helps SMEs access bank loans without collateral

Supply chain credit helps SMEs access bank loans without collateral


Capital poured into agriculture, rural areas

Capital poured into agriculture, rural areas


  • Interest rate developments applied by credit institutions in June 2025

    Interest rate developments applied by credit institutions in June 2025

    State Bank of Vietnam has just released the interest rate developments of credit institutions in June 2025


  • Interest rate cut requires a trade-off in foreign exchange rate

    Interest rate cut requires a trade-off in foreign exchange rate

    Phạm Chí Quang, Director of the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s Monetary Policy Department, talks about the cause of the đồng devaluation and forecasts the đồng in the second half of 2025.


  • SBV Action Plan to implement the National Strategy on Green Growth

    SBV Action Plan to implement the National Strategy on Green Growth

    State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has coordinated with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), the International Finance Corporation (IFC), and the Swiss Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) in organizing a Workshop to promote the implementation of the Banking Sector's Action Plan to implement the National Strategy on Green Growth for the period 2021 – 2030, and the Launching Ceremony of the Handbook on Environmental and Social Risk Management System in Credit Granting Activities.


  • Autonomy and stability balanced via credit reform

    Autonomy and stability balanced via credit reform

    The State Bank of Vietnam is setting out a roadmap towards removing credit growth ceilings, accompanied by efforts to enhance the autonomy of credit institutions.


  • Vietnamese banks set for growth on major policy shift

    Vietnamese banks set for growth on major policy shift

    Experts believe that if managed properly, lifting credit room restrictions will enhance lending flexibility, allowing for a more natural adjustment of capital supply and demand, thereby facilitating investment and production needs in the economy.


  • Data is crucial for banking industry to move to new development phase

    Data is crucial for banking industry to move to new development phase

    The banking industry, one of the leading fields in applying technology and digitalising services, has all the conditions to move to a new development phase where data is considered the centre for all operations, decision-making and customer service, Vice Chairman and General Secretary of the Vietnam Banks Association (VNBA) Nguyễn Quốc Hùng said on Wednesday.


  • SBV charts roadmap towards market-based credit growth control

    SBV charts roadmap towards market-based credit growth control

    Vietnam is preparing to eliminate administrative credit growth quotas, aiming for a market-based approach by 2026 to better manage inflation, support financial stability, and align with global regulatory practices.


  • Small banks forecast to lead growth in H2 2025

    Small banks forecast to lead growth in H2 2025

    Analysts believe that private banks will benefit from policies to encourage the private economy and improve asset quality.


  • Vietnamese banking sector a rising ASEAN dragon

    Vietnamese banking sector a rising ASEAN dragon

    The Vietnamese banking sector is currently defined by a dynamic of cautious optimism. The State Bank of Vietnam has set a high credit growth target of approximately 16 per cent, a figure that stands out in the region and reflects the strong demand for capital from the nation’s burgeoning manufacturing, trade, and recovering real estate sectors.


  • Results of monetary policy management and banking operations in H12025

    Results of monetary policy management and banking operations in H12025

    State Bank of Vietnam steers monetary policy for growth and stability in H1 2025 amidst global uncertainties


  • SBV outlines key monetary policy directions in later half of 2025

    SBV outlines key monetary policy directions in later half of 2025

    Hanoi, Vietnam – July 8, 2025 – The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) today unveiled its key orientations for monetary policy management and banking operations for the remainder of 2025. Demonstrating a steadfast commitment to prioritizing economic growth while maintaining macroeconomic stability and controlling inflation, the SBV will continue to implement comprehensive, flexible, and effective solutions, closely coordinating with fiscal and other policies.


  • Prime Minister requests urgent removal of credit growth cap regulation

    Prime Minister requests urgent removal of credit growth cap regulation

    Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Thursday requested the SBV to promptly remove the regulation on assigning a credit cap to each commercial bank.


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VNBA News

  • Data governance is the "key" to AI creating real value

  • Temenos Asia-Pacific Forum 2026

Members News

  • Shinhan Bank and Visa Launch Click to Pay, Enhancing the Online Payment Experience

  • Shinhan Bank Vietnam Expands Foreign Exchange Financial Solutions for Customers

  • Shinhan Bank Vietnam Hosts Workshop on IRB Implementation under Circular 14

  • BIDV, VietinBank sign $281-million credit deal for O Mon IV power plant

  • Techcombank posts record Q2 profit on strong fee income and digital growth

Featured topics

  • Shinhan Bank and Visa Launch Click to Pay, Enhancing the Online Payment Experience

  • Removing institutional bottlenecks, creating new momentum for the consumer finance market

  • Vietnam and Singapore Launch Cross-border QR Payment Service, Accelerating Digital Economic

  • SSI, VietinBank, Visa launch ProfitX co-branded card

  • Banks may close inactive accounts after three years under proposed rules

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