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State Bank of Vietnam emphasizes AI and data value in banking sector

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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On October 22, 2026, Pham Tien Dung, Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam, spoke at the Smart Banking 2026 Conference in Hanoi. He noted that the banking system processes about 100 million payment transactions daily, totaling approximately $48 billion. Dung stated that the next phase of digital transformation must focus on leveraging data and applying artificial intelligence.

From vir.com.vn

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Dung stressed that competitive advantage now relies on converting data into value and improving operational efficiency, rather than simply adopting technology. He emphasized that AI must provide tangible benefits, such as better customer service or earlier risk identification, and must be integrated into the bank's overall strategy.

From vir.com.vn

Who's involved

  • State Bank of VietnamCentral bank regulating Vietnam's financial system
  • DungDeputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam
  • VietnamCountry where the banking system operates

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  • GrabSpeculative

    Grab might face changes in operational costs or compliance requirements if the State Bank of Vietnam issues new regulations regarding AI and customer trust in digital payments.

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