An Bình Commercial Joint Stock Bank (ABBank) on September 5 launched “Tích lũy An Gia”, a financial solution combining flexible savings, investment opportunities and health insurance protection to support customers throughout their wealth-accumulation journey.
The Asia Care 2026 survey, which polled 1,000 adults in Việt Nam, found that 72 per cent of respondents aged 35-44 provide financial support to their families.
For VIB, the key question is not how many cards customers need, but whether a single financial solution can flexibly meet multiple needs at different stages of their lives.
The Deputy PM stressed that developing the VIFC is particularly important and urgent as Việt Nam faces huge demand for resources to support economic growth, especially the double-digit expansion target.
Việt Nam’s strong H1 sets a solid base for growth, but investment, consumption and external risks will determine how far that momentum carries into the second half of 2026.
Integrated into the official VIFC portal at vifc.gov.vn, the system provides a unified online service channel through which investors, organisations and businesses can complete procedures related to membership.
Organisers introduced information about the investment environment, mechanisms, policies, and development direction of the Vietnam International Financial Centre in HCM City (VIFC-HCMC) to domestic and foreign investors at an investment promotion conference in HCM City on Tuesday.
The reform strategy, approved under Decision 1413/QĐ-TTg, envisions a more balanced financial market structure with stronger links between its banking, capital and insurance sectors, in line with the country’s target of high growth by 2045.
Việt Nam aims to position the IFC among the world’s top 75, the Asia-Pacific’s top 25 and third in ASEAN according to the Global Financial Centres Index or equivalent international index.
In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency, Associate Professor Nguyễn Hữu Huân, Vice Chairman of the Executive Board of the Việt Nam International Financial Centre in HCM City, discussed how the new policy direction of Resolution 10 could reshape...
Building on decades of expanding trade and investment ties, Việt Nam and South Korea are looking to deepen financial cooperation in areas including capital markets, fintech, digital payments and sustainable finance, marking a new chapter in their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
A Thien Viet Securities report shows Vietnamese individual investors continue to favour bank deposits, gold and real estate, even as they recognise the need for broader portfolio diversification and long-term financial planning.