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Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MB)

Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MB)

Chairman

Mr. Luu Trung Thai

CEO

Mr. Pham Nhu Anh

Authorized capital

Head Office

No. 18 Le Van Luong, Trung Hoa ward, Cau Giay district, Hanoi city

Website

https://www.mbbank.com.vn/

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Over nearly 30years of construction and growth, MB has grown and grown to become a versatile financial group with MB's parent bank in Vietnam & abroad (Laos, Cambodia) and its member companies. (in the fields of securities, insurance, consumer finance, fund management, asset management, life insurance). With effective business aspects, MB has affirmed its brand and reputation in the financial services industry in Vietnam. MB has diversified service and product activities on the basis of outstanding risk management, modern IT infrastructure, and strong expansion to expand its operations in new market segments besides traditional markets of a commercial bank. After nearly 30 years of construction and growth, MB is now considered to be a stable financial institution, reliable, safe and sustainable development with high reputation.

MMB is a financially sound, strong management, transparent information, convenient and pioneering service provider to realize its mission, an organization, a solid partner, trust. During the process of formation and development, under the leadership and direction of the Central Military Commission - Ministry of Defense, the State Bank and enthusiastic support and assistance of concerned agencies; units inside and outside the army; Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MB) promoted the good nature and glorious tradition of soldiers on the economic front; solidarity, initiative, creativity, self-reliance, self-reliance, overcoming difficulties, improving the quality of operations, bringing the best banking products and services to individuals, economic organizations and enterprises across the key provinces and cities of the country, contributing to boosting the economic development of Vietnam in general and improving the business efficiency of the banking sector in particular

(Source: MBB)

https://www.mbbank.com.vn/About/ve-mb?lang=EN

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