Total State budget revenue in the first 10 months increased by 11 per cent compared to the same period last year to nearly VNĐ2.44 quadrillion (US$93.8 billion).
Enterprises and banks are slated for State capital divestment in the 2026-2030 period, including Vietnam Airlines, Vietnam Maritime Corporation, Vietnam Rubber Group, BIDV, Vietcombank and VietinBank.
Việt Nam’s efforts to lower borrowing costs are facing growing pressure from strong demand for credit, rising deposit rates, inflation and currency-market uncertainty, complicating the Government’s goal of sustaining economic growth of 10 per cent or more.
According to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s Regional Branch 2, remittances transferred to HCM City through credit institutions and economic organisations totalled US$2.835 billion in Q3, an increase of more than $802 million from Q2.
Techcombank said the capital increase would strengthen its long-term financial base and support its next phase of growth, including further investment in technology and data capabilities while maintaining a solid capital buffer as operations expand.
Circular 50/2026/TT-NHNN raises the maximum loan-to-deposit ratio (LDR) to 95 per cent from currently 85 per cent while introducing a phased transition towards Basel III liquidity standards.
The SSC would continue to improve the regulatory framework, strengthen disclosure and corporate governance, enhance product quality and diversity, broaden the investor base and make the market more accessible to foreign investors.
The new model should give SCIC greater flexibility and efficiency in investment and capital management, while allowing it to operate according to market principles rather than being constrained by administrative management.
The milestone followed years of effort and reflected the significant transformation of one of Southeast Asia''s fastest-growing economies, supported by the development of Việt Nam''s capital market.
SME credit outstanding rose 12.4 per cent from the start of 2026, faster than overall credit growth, but access to finance remains constrained by issues including collateral, financial transparency, management capacity and the ability to demonstrate cash flows.
The meetings included the ASEAN Steering Committee for Capacity Building Initiatives to Support ASEAN Financial Integration (SCCB) and the 11th meeting of the ASEAN Senior Level Committee on Financial Integration Task Force on Sustainable Finance (SLC-TF), jointly organised by the...