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Topic: credit room

PM issues Dispatch on increasing credit to year’s-end

PM issues Dispatch on increasing credit to year’s-end

Move must ensure sufficient credit capital for the economy and secure the system of credit institutions.
09:15 28/11/2023
Third credit rating agency opens for business

Third credit rating agency opens for business

VIS Rating received Ministry of Finance approval for the provision of credit rating services in September and began operations on November 24.
16:00 25/11/2023
SMEs facing difficulties in credit access and finding customers

SMEs facing difficulties in credit access and finding customers

Two biggest obstacles affect more than half of businesses, October 26 conference hears.
10:30 27/10/2023
Banks start to slash lending rates

Banks start to slash lending rates

Figures reveal that 12 banks have committed to cut rates from 0.5-3 percentage points per annum.
06:26 11/12/2022
SBV urges commercial banks to mobilize idle capital and cut interest rates

SBV urges commercial banks to mobilize idle capital and cut interest rates

Money flows prioritized for areas such as agriculture and rural development, small and medium-sized enterprises, exporters, and supporting industries.
12:15 10/12/2022
KBSV: SBV can loosen credit limit again

KBSV: SBV can loosen credit limit again

KB Securities Vietnam (KBSV) has said that if banks use up the new credit limit, then credit in the industry as a whole will increase about 13.2 per cent compared to the beginning of the year. Therefore, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) can loosen the limit again, from 0.5-1.2 per cent, to achieve the annual target of 14 per cent.
08:33 30/09/2022
SBV adjusts credit limits of 18 banks

SBV adjusts credit limits of 18 banks

A recent banking report from VnDirect shows that the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has loosened credit limits on 18 banks. Sacombank now has the highest limit, at 4 per cent, followed by MB and Vietcombank with 3.2 per cent and 2.7 per cent, respectively. TPBank, Eximbank, and LienVietPostBank also received adjustments. The SBV prioritized banks with a healthy credit structure in extending limits. According to VnDirect, total credit growth is estimated at 13 per cent by the end of the year following this adjustment; close to the 14 per cent target set by the central bank.
15:42 22/09/2022
Credit growth adjusted for certain banks

Credit growth adjusted for certain banks

Banks involved in handling poorly-performing credit institutions, reducing lending interest rates to support businesses and individuals, and controlling credit in potentially risky areas have all had their credit growth limits adjusted by the State Bank of Vietnam. According to the World Bank, Vietnam’s credit-to-GDP ratio is among the highest in the world; a warning to the country about the potential risk of macro instability.
05:38 08/09/2022
Pressure being placed on lending rates

Pressure being placed on lending rates

According to Viet Dragon Securities (VDSC), with lending rates on the rise, tightening credit space may push rates even higher in the second half of the year. The State Bank of Vietnam could adjust its credit growth target to make it more in line with actual needs, and credit growth for the year as a whole could reach 16 per cent.
06:06 30/08/2022
Credit limits no longer so pressing for banks

Credit limits no longer so pressing for banks

At a national conference on removing difficulties during the implementation of the 2 per cent interest rate support program, held on August 26, banks no longer proposed increasing the credit growth limit. Instead, difficulties raised this time mainly related to the identification of beneficiaries and lending conditions.
06:38 28/08/2022

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