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Vietnam Money-Rates Decline on Ample Money Supply
Interest rates in Vietnam's interbank money market eased further on Monday, underpinned by healthy liquidity as deposits picked up after the Lunar New Year festival and weaker borrowing demand, bankers said.
15/02/2006
VIETNAM'S AGRIBANK TO ISSUE DEBIT CARDS TO OVERSEAS VIETNAMESE
The Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Agribank) and the US-based VITC, an international telecommunications provider, will develop debit cards in Vietnam and overseas markets.
09/02/2006
Japan Promotes Investment in Vietnam
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) has just signed a cooperation agreement with Japan's Mitsubishi Tokyo UFJ, one of the world largest banks, to promote Japanese investment in Vietnam.
09/02/2006
Depositors’ rights to be further protected
Deposit Insurance of Vietnam (DIV) held a conference in Hanoi on January 16 to review its work in 2005 and implement tasks and orientations for 2006.
07/02/2006
Securities market sees new developments in 2006
After five years of operation, the Vietnamese securities market looks set to reach a new stage of development on a larger scale. According to the State Securities Commission (SSC), the value of the shares listed on the profession will make up 3 percent of GDP by the end of 2006.
07/02/2006
Vietnam's state-run BIDV to issue bond before IPO
The state-run Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV), the country's fourth-largest bank with assets of $8.3 billion, will issue bonds this year before going public in 2007, state media said on February 3rd.
07/02/2006
Vietnam's Financial Market Needed to Boost Construction
For the development of a housing financial market in Vietnam, it is necessary to mobilize capital for building houses and low-income apartments, according to an official from the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)
07/02/2006
DEPOSIT INSURANCE OF VIETNAM AIMS FOR GROWTH
Deposit Insurance of Vietnam (DIV) is motivated to ensure its chartered capital reaches VND5 trillion (US$314 million) this year, said DIV's General Director Bui Khac Son.
07/02/2006
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