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Why bad debt at Vietnamese banks are likely to spiral out of proportion
Why bad debt at Vietnamese banks are likely to spiral out of proportion
It's partly to do with slow progress.
Vietnamese banks to be hounded by considerable credit challenges
Even despite operating environment developments.
Vietnamese banks' credit quality rides improved economic governance
Credit differentiation has been prompted among banks.
Challenges hound Vietnam’s sovereign credit profile
For example, inadequate banking system capital levels.
Bad debts could take its toll on Vietnam banks: S&P
These could erode banks' capitalization and profitability.
StanChart Vietnam inked USD70m structured trade finance facility agreement with AGPPS
Will develop big paddy field model in the Mekong Delta.
Vietnam relaxes bank foreign ownership rules
Good news for domestic lenders.
Korean banks grapple with massive public sector debt
It’s now the country’s main risk.
State Bank of Vietnam launches real-time FX trade monitoring system
Partners with Thomson Reuters.
BNP Paribas backs Dragon Capital’s 'World First' UCITS Vietnam Fund
Fund distributors among the main beneficiaries.
Vietnam turns to the UK for banking expertise
Will expand cooperation in banking and finance.
UOB Vietnam launches an FDI Advisory Unit
Customers looking to expand will benefit.
How slow economic reforms are hampering Vietnam banks' growth recovery
Risk profiles to remain vulnerable.
Maybank Kim Eng, State Securities Commission ink deal on Vietnam securities market
The 3-year agreement will strengthen the market.
Bad asset quality destabilizing Vietnamese banks
Continuing economic slowdown worsening situation.
Saigon Commercial Bank forms partnership with BNP Paribas Cardif
Bancassurance partnership agreement covers broad range.
Vietnam banks plagued by deteriorating asset quality
Smaller banks will be worst hit.
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