The fact that bad debts are increasing faster than credit growth is a warning sign of pressure on the asset quality of the banking system, according to one economics lecturer.
Product personalisation, digitisation of the entire user journey and connection with consumer ecosystems are predicted to become the dominant trend of the credit card market in the coming years.
The NA’s Standing Committee met to consider the draft law amending and supplementing the Law on the State Bank of Vietnam, the Law on Anti-Money Laundering, and the Law on Credit Institutions on Tuesday.
The State Bank of Vietnam has warned banks not to sacrifice cybersecurity, data protection and customer trust for short-term growth as the sector accelerates digital transformation and AI adoption.
Banks with rapid long-term loan growth, sizeable real estate-related exposure or reliance on less stable corporate deposits face the largest stable funding gaps.
The changes are not only transforming how banks serve customers but also creating room to reduce compliance costs, improve government services and support broader economic growth.
The Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Vietnam are considering an increase of the ratio of time deposits from the State Treasury at commercial banks to supplement liquidity in the banking system.
Solutions have been carried out to channel credit towards production and business sectors, priority sectors and growth drivers as directed by the Government and the Prime Minister, helping increase access to bank credit and support and promote economic growth.
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has proposed more flexible market intervention tools in a draft decree amending the management of the country''s foreign exchange reserves.
The new circular will help credit institutions have more room to provide capital to businesses and investment projects to support high economic growth in the next few years, while increasing flexibility in the SBV’s monetary policy management.
The State Bank of Vietnam has proposed raising the maximum ratio of short-term capital used for medium and long-term lending by credit institutions from the current 30 per cent to 40 per cent.