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State Bank of Vietnam tightens control on real estate credit and interest rates

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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The State Bank of Vietnam announced it will strengthen supervision of banks' compliance with interest rate regulations and control real estate credit risks. Governor Phạm Đức Ấn stated that the bank will also require lower lending rates for priority economic sectors to prevent property prices from becoming unrealistic.

From vietnamnews.vn

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As the central bank for Vietnam, the State Bank of Vietnam is regulating the national financial system. The move aims to reinforce discipline in the money market and ensure the safety of credit institutions, addressing the rapid growth and substantial credit provided by the banking sector to the property market.

From vietnamnews.vn

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  • TechcombankSpeculative

    Techcombank might face changes in lending practices or costs due to strengthened real estate credit supervision.

  • HDBankSpeculative

    HDBank might face changes in lending practices or costs due to strengthened real estate credit supervision.

  • SacombankSpeculative

    Sacombank might face changes in lending practices or costs due to strengthened real estate credit supervision.

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