BIDV introduces an integrated digital platform solution to help business households open accounts in accordance with regulations starting March 1.

Vikki Bank's 10,000 billion VND credit package, available until 31/3, focuses on reducing loan interest rates, waiving bank service fees, and increasing savings incentives.

Sacombank will hold its annual general shareholder meeting in Phu Tho for the first time, relocating after 20 consecutive years of meetings in TP HCM.

Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) aims for growth alongside risk control, maintaining a solid financial foundation, and optimizing costs for customers.

Techcombank employees continue to lead in banking industry income, though it saw a slight decrease from the previous year, followed by the ba state-owned banks: Vietinbank, Vietcombank, and BIDV.

Banks and e-wallets must inform customers before deploying artificial intelligence (AI) systems for direct interaction.

The smart financial management platform MB BeeRich, integrated into the MBBank app by Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MB), helps individual customers manage their assets.

Eximbank announced the resignations of several board of directors and supervisory board members, while simultaneously implementing a restructuring strategy and plans to relocate its headquarters to Hanoi.

Following directives to control capital flow into real estate, BIDV – one of four state-owned banks – has ceased new lending for real estate projects.

HDBank is implementing additional incentives for its "Billionaire Savings" program, including interest rate bonuses, cash gifts, and prize draws.

Following a year of record earnings, VPBank aims for a 35% profit increase, reaching 41,323 billion VND.

Nguyen Thanh Luan, 31, was apprehended immediately after exiting a bank in Lao Cai, where he had attempted to rob a stack of 500,000 Vietnamese dong banknotes.

Eximbank's pre-tax profit reached over 1,500 billion dong, a decrease compared to 2024 due to increased provisioning, but maintained growth in assets, deposits, and credit.

Abusing his position, Tran Van Tai created dozens of fraudulent loan applications, utilizing fake land use rights certificates and savings books to embezzle over 96,4 billion dong from a credit institution.