The State Bank of Vietnam suggests allowing banks to increase the maximum ratio of short-term capital used for medium and long-term loans from 30% to 40%.
Eximbank brings cash flow management, digital payment, and financial operation solutions for business households to digital finance day 2026, attracting many visitors to experience them.
The grand music festival "Osunfest 2026" gathered many famous artists and drew 25,000 attendees, serving as a vital connection point for customers and partners while commemorating OCB's 30-year journey of development.
Tran Khanh Huyen, a former bank employee, is accused of intentionally providing information on six corporate clients, enabling a fraudster to forge documents and withdraw funds from their accounts.
LPBank offers an LPBank Plus experience space with numerous transaction utilities, bringing technology closer to customers at digital finance day 2026.
The bank was honored at Sao Khue 2026 with two solutions, Agribank SmartForm and Agribank Online Lending, recognizing its digitalization efforts and operational efficiency.
Standard Chartered announced plans to reduce over 7,000 jobs in the next four years as it accelerates the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline operations.
Eximbank launches an incentive program for import-export businesses, including free international money transfers, up to 70% off letter of credit (L/C) fees, and optimized transaction costs.
VietinBank re-auctions the Tanifood Tay Ninh plant, connected to the Van Thinh Phat case, for a starting price of 1,200 billion dong, 10% lower than the previous offering.
Sacombank has appointed Luu Danh Duc and Nguyen Hoang Hai as deputy general directors, strengthening its executive board to accelerate digital transformation and enhance governance.
TNEX scored 29 points, ranking 65th in the world's top 100 digital banks ranking 2026 announced by TAB Insights, leading the group of representatives from Vietnam.
The international credit rating agency recently upgraded MB's long-term deposit and issuer ratings from Ba3 to Ba2, while maintaining its baseline credit assessment on 6/5.
Sacombank reduced approximately 2,600 employees in the first three months of the year, marking its largest organizational streamlining in recent years.
