This information was announced at the Business Implementation Conference and 15th Anniversary Celebration of Cooperation, themed "Synergizing Strengths - Building the Future," hosted by LPBank and Vietnam Post. During the event, the two entities reviewed their collaborative results from the first six months of this year and agreed on key tasks for the upcoming period. The focus is on enhancing network utilization efficiency, expanding the customer base, and implementing business programs aligned with their shared strategic direction.

The 15-year milestone provided an opportunity for LPBank and Vietnam Post to reflect on the achievements of their partnership, bridging the financial-banking sector with national postal infrastructure. Building on this established foundation, both parties will continue to define development strategies centered on technology, data, and innovative operating models.

Representatives from both sides at the anniversary celebration. Photo: LPBank

Over 15 years, LPBank and Vietnam Post have built a financial service network serving over 1,6 million customers, implementing numerous credit, payment, and social welfare disbursement programs nationwide. As of 30/6, the scale of capital mobilization through the postal network has increased more than 15 times, from approximately 6,500 billion VND in 2011 to over 100,000 billion VND.

Loan outstanding for pensions and social welfare reached nearly 12,000 billion VND, while cumulative disbursement turnover exceeded 65,000 billion VND. A bank representative stated that these results demonstrate the effectiveness of the bank-post office cooperation model, contributing to broader access to formal financial services for the public, promoting financial inclusion, and improving community living standards.

Mr. Ho Nam Tien, Chairman of LPBank's Board of Directors, speaks at the event. Photo: LPBank

Speaking at the conference, Mr. Ho Nam Tien, Chairman of LPBank's Board of Directors, emphasized that the most important aspect after the 15-year milestone is not to rest on past achievements, but to commit to innovation for more effective utilization of the cooperation potential between the two parties. "We have achieved results, but looking at market potential and successful global models, there is still much to do," Mr. Tien said. According to him, LPBank and Vietnam Post will collectively change their mindset, innovate their cooperation model, and proactively act to achieve breakthrough development in the next phase.

Also at the ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Truong Giang, Chairman of Vietnam Post's Member Council, cited successful global cooperation models between banks and post offices. Mr. Giang affirmed that after 15 years of partnership, LPBank and Vietnam Post have built a solid foundation, moving towards a larger-scale and more significant cooperation model in the new development phase.

Mr. Nguyen Truong Giang, Chairman of Vietnam Post's Member Council, speaks at the event. Photo: LPBank

Mr. Pham Tien Dung, Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam, commended the results achieved by the two entities over 15 years of cooperation, particularly in expanding access to financial services for the public, thereby contributing to the goal of financial inclusion. In this new development phase, Mr. Dung expects both entities to continue innovating their cooperation model, accelerating digital transformation, and effectively leveraging each party's strengths to generate new growth momentum.

Representatives from both sides launch the new cooperation phase. Photo: LPBank

On this occasion, LPBank and Vietnam Post also announced their cooperation direction for the 2026-2030 period. The two parties aim to develop a leading community financial service network in rural and small urban areas, and enhance the efficiency of the Post Office Transaction Point system. Concurrently, they plan to expand their ecosystem of financial products and services, while intensifying the application of technology and digital transformation. With this new direction, both entities expect to effectively leverage complementary advantages, increase value for customers and the community, and contribute to the goals of financial inclusion, national digital transformation, and socio-economic development.

Hoang Dan