By 2030, the sector aims to ensure that 100 per cent of public services and administrative procedures provide notifications regarding application status and processing results, with results synchronised on VNeID.
The rapid rollout of the programmes reflects banks'' efforts to channel credit towards sectors considered key drivers of economic growth while providing greater support to SMEs.
Outstanding loans for urban area investment and housing development projects remained the largest category, reaching VNĐ833.6 trillion by the end of June, up 6.33 per cent from the end of March.
The efforts aim to ensure the timely implementation of the programmes and projects, contributing to achieving the city’s GRDP growth rate of 11 per cent or higher for this year and the next four years.
Credit growth must be balanced with risk control digital transformation must be coupled with data security and international integration must be matched by governance capabilities that meet international standards, PM said.
Vietcombank returned to the top of Việt Nam''s bank satisfaction rankings in 2026, narrowly ahead of Techcombank and MB as competition among leading lenders intensified.
Official statistics show that by July 31, total outstanding credit in the economy had reached nearly VNĐ20.3 quadrillion, up 8.98 per cent from the end of 2025. Corporate borrowers accounted for more than VNĐ10.7 quadrillion, while loans to SMEs exceeded...
Statistics show that coupon rates on bank bonds climbed from 8 per cent at the end of June to 9 per cent in July, eventually reaching 10 per cent in early August.
The documents discussed were the draft amendments to the Law on the State Bank of Việt Nam, the Law on Anti-Money Laundering and the Law on Credit Institutions.
The partnership completes NAPAS'' QR payment connection with Weixin Pay, giving Chinese visitors a seamless way to pay by scanning VietQRGlobal codes at outlets across Việt Nam.
The programme is one of the SBV''s solutions to promote growth in the context of a volatile global economy due to geopolitical conflicts and trade tensions.
The State Bank of Vietnam is drafting a circular to regulate safety, risk management and implementation conditions for AI systems in banking, aiming to clearly define management requirements for AI adoption in the sector.
The SBV said that a large number of legally opened accounts have remained inactive for years, while others have been d using outdated or falsified documents or have been exploited by criminals for fraud, money laundering and other illicit transactions.
