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ACB 9M2026 pre-tax profit VND16,600B, up 3% YoY and 74% of plan; OCB and KLB also report as 12 banks disclose over VND110,000B combined.

ACB posts 9M2026 credit growth of 11.5%, deposits up 12.3%, Fitch upgrade to BB Stable, and a USD 500M syndicated loan. Shares closed at VND 21,300.

ACB joins 16 Vietnamese banks cutting deposit rates by 0.5% a year on 6-month-plus terms after SBV direction. ACB closed at VND 20,250 on 20 October 2026.

ACB treasury head Huỳnh Duy Sang says 2026 dong moves look modest for the year, but payment-date volatility still hits importers and exporters.

ACB, TPB, STB, SSB and 11 other private banks cut 6-month-plus deposit rates by 0.5-0.7pp on October 19 after an SBV order, with credit-growth penalties for non-compliance.

ACB drew over VND 313B in combined net selling on October 19 as foreigners sold a 12th straight session and proprietary desks bought CTG, KBC and VPB.

SBV Governor Phạm Đức Ấn secures bank agreement to cut lending rates; ACB (HOSE) trims 1.5-2%/year, Agribank 2%, policy rates held, credit growth set at 15%.

SBV met banks on 19/10; ACB will cut lending rates 1.5-2%/year. Credit outstanding reached VND 20.72 quadrillion as of 14/10, up 11.44% YTD.

ACB (HOSE) cuts deposit rates from tomorrow and business lending rates by 1.5-2%/year after the SBV's 19 October meeting, CEO Tu Tien Phat says.

ACB links corporate clients to Vietnam Airlines' LotusBiz via Én Việt (EVC), adding ticket discounts, Lotusmiles Gold cards and VIP Care for business flyers.

ACB reappoints Nguyen Thi Tuyet Van as Deputy General Director from Sept 1, 2026, for one year. Learn about the leadership continuity at the HOSE-listed bank.

ACB signs long-term cooperation framework with VINASME to support SMEs via finance, tech, and digital solutions, aligning with government directives.

Vietnamese banks raise deposit rates amid fierce competition. ACB, BID face margin pressure as customers bargain for higher yields.

ACB signs MOU with VINASME to support SMEs via financial, tech, and market resources, aligning with PM's directive on capital flow.

ACB joins HCMC C4IR ecosystem to support SMEs with financial solutions and resources for green transition and global value chain integration.

VN-Index up 1.95% on Aug 21; bank stocks lead. Foreign investors net buy 11.8M SHB shares worth ~139B VND. ACB, VPB, EIB gain 2-3%.

ACB receives license to establish ACB Insurance, a non-life insurer with VND 500B charter capital, targeting VND 2.3T premiums by 2030.

Vietnam deposit rates hit 7.8% for 6-12M terms; lending rates steady at 10.5%. SBV injects liquidity via OMO and FX swaps. Impact on ACB, HDB.

SBV raises central rate to 25,586 VND/USD on Aug 17; banks lift USD prices 60-100 VND. ACB, BID, HDB adjust rates multiple times.

Dragon Capital CEO forecasts stable rates; ACB and MBB leaders diverge. SBV liquidity support limits spikes. Key for bank stocks.

ACB signs MOU with HCMC Tax Department to expand AI and digital tax payment solutions for business households, enhancing its 1.3M customer ecosystem.

Experts see Vietnam rates staying high in 2025; ACB CEO suggests USD loans, bonds. Impact on ACB stock and banking sector.

In June 2026, 54 funds bought ACB shares, while HPG was the most sold. H1 net outflows from equity funds hit VND 13,300 billion, 42% of 2025 total.

SBV replaces Circular 22/2019 with Basel III-aligned rules. ACB, VCB, BID, CTG, TCB, MBB, VIB discuss draft at risk forum. Impact on capital ratios.

ACB reports H1 2026 pre-tax profit over VND 10.7 trillion, with retail and SME lending recovering in Q2. Credit growth reaches 8.6% YTD.

Credit growth at 7.41% vs deposit growth 5.02% pressures bank liquidity. Experts see rates staying flat for rest of 2026, with only minor cuts in priority sectors.

32 securities firms report Q2 2026 results: ACBS profit rises 30%, FTS up 25%, VIX profit drops 95%. Mixed signals for Vietnam's brokerage sector.

SBV Hanoi branch requires gold bar transactions over 20M VND to be settled via bank accounts, boosting transparency. Affects licensed banks like ACB, VCB, BID.

SBV excludes Vingroup, Sun Group, Masterise projects from credit growth limits. ACB, BID among banks set to benefit from expanded lending room.

SBV proposes raising short-term capital used for medium/long-term lending from 30% to 40%. ACB, VIB, CTG, OCB face expanded credit capacity but liquidity risks.