Vietnam strives to improve national credit rating
The country aiming for a two-notch upgrade to Baa3 on the Moody’s Ratings scale.
Corporate bond debt expected at 25% of GDP by 2030
The coprate bond market of Vietnam currently estimated at $47 billion.
Workshop on role of credit ratings in corporate bond market
The corporate bond market expected to account for 25% of GDP by 2030.
VIS Rating rated LPBank's first long-term issuer credit as A+ with a stable outlook
The assessment of LPBank’s standalone credit strength reflects its asset risk, earnings ability...
Credit ratings to be mandatory for certain corporate bond issuances
Analysts have made positive comments about the government’s new regulations on supplementing compulsory credit ratings in certain cases for corporate bonds issued for private placement, which will apply from January 1, 2023. Some 700 businesses have bonds in circulation, totaling VND1.5 quadrillion ($63 billion), more than 43 per cent of which are enterprises subject to credit ratings.
Moody’s upgrades Vietnam’s credit rating
Vietnam one of four countries to receive an upgrade from Moody’s since the beginning of the year.