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SBV plans to scrap interbank lending and deposit limits between credit institutions, simplifying regulations. Affects BID, LPB, VCB on HOSE.

Nearly 70 SOEs risk delisting by Jan 1, 2027 if shareholder structure rules are unmet, affecting ~30% of HoSE cap. SSC calls it a necessary screening for market upgrade.

BIDV, VietinBank, and Vietcombank close shareholder lists July 20-24 for 4.5% cash dividends, totaling over 10,500 billion VND. BID closes at 38,800 VND.

BIDV pays 4.5% cash dividend (~VND 3,276B); KSV offers 90.5% combined dividend; HCM pays 4%; BDG leads with 50% cash dividend. Key dates inside.

BIDV (BID) declares 4.5% cash dividend for 2025, ex-date July 17, payment from August 20. Total payout exceeds VND 3,276 billion.

SBV raises short-term funds for medium/long-term loans from 30% to 40% from July 1, unlocking 1 quadrillion VND credit. Mid-sized banks and sectors like real estate benefit.

Vietnam government studies raising State Treasury deposit cap at commercial banks from 50% to support 2026 growth target of 10%+. BID, VCB, CTG, AGB benefit.

BIDV signs cooperation agreement with VSDC to operate the domestic carbon exchange under Decree 29/2026/ND-CP, a key step for Vietnam's carbon market.

SBV Circular 25 raises short-term funding cap to 40%, injecting ~VND 1 quadrillion. Benefits BID, VCB, CTG and real estate, energy, infrastructure sectors.

SBV Circular 25 raises short-term capital for medium/long-term loans from 30% to 40% from July 1, lifting banking stocks. VN-Index up 10.95 pts to 1,868.86.

BIDV elects Le Ngoc Lam as Chairman and Hoang Viet Hung as CEO, effective July 1. The bank also names two new deputy CEOs.

BIDV appoints new Chairman Le Ngoc Lam and CEO Hoang Viet Hung effective July 1, 2026. The bank reported record 2025 net profit of VND 36,000B.

State Bank of Vietnam approves BIDV (BID) to raise charter capital by VND 4,982 billion from reserves, bringing total to nearly VND 77,782 billion.

Vietnam's overnight interbank rate jumped 400 bps to 11% on June 1. SBV responded with VND 13,619 billion OMO injection to ease banking system liquidity.

BIDV raises deposit rates up to 1.2% for 6-11 month terms, signaling intensifying competition for funds among Vietnam's Big 4 state-owned banks amid strong credit growth.

Foreign investors net sold VND 750B across Vietnam's market on May 29; proprietary desks net sold VND 570B on HOSE. VPB was the top buy by proprietary desks.

BIDV successfully issued VND 1.365 trillion in public bonds (36.91% of registered offering) and announced a VND 4.982 trillion charter capital increase via stock dividends.

BIDV announces 498.2 million bonus shares (6.84% of outstanding) to increase charter capital by VND 4,982 billion, expected Q2-Q3/2026.

SBV allows banks to count 20% of State Treasury deposits toward LDR. BID, VCB, CTG, AGR benefit most. Experts warn maturity mismatch keeps rates elevated.

SBV Circular 08/2026 allows banks to count 20% of State Treasury deposits in LDR denominator, easing liquidity pressure for BID, VCB, CTG, AGR.

SBV Circular 08/2026 allows 20% of state treasury deposits in LDR calculation, easing credit constraints for BID, CTG, VCB near the 85% ceiling.

Vietnam government meets May 19, 2026 with 23 state corporations to discuss capital restructuring criteria, affecting listed firms BID, GVR, BSR, BCM, ACV, VGI, FPT.

SBV Circular 08/2026 replaces LDR with CDR, allows 20% State Treasury deposits, easing liquidity for BID, SSI, VPB. Effective May 16, 2026.

NPLs at 27 listed Vietnamese banks rose 11% in Q1 2026 to VND 292,160B. BIDV and Sacombank each exceed VND 40,000B in bad debt, signaling worsening asset quality.

SBV proposes amending Circular 22/2019 to include 20% of State Treasury deposits in LDR calculation, freeing VND 58-78 trillion for BID, VCB, CTG lending.

SBV Circular 08/2026 allows 20% of KBNN term deposits in LDR denominator, boosting liquidity for BID, VCB, CTG. Effective May 15, 2026.

BID, VCB, VPB, STB, MSB, ACB: Vietnamese banks increase provisions and asset sales as group 5 bad debts rise sharply in Q1 2026, signaling credit risk pressure.

SBV Circular 08 allows banks to include 20% of State Treasury deposits in LDR, boosting liquidity and credit capacity for BID, VCB, CTG, AGR.

SBV proposes replacing LDR with CDR at 85% cap. 13 of 18 major banks, including BID, CTG, VCB, may exceed limit, impacting profitability.

BIDV and other major banks halt withdrawals and transfers for accounts lacking updated ID and biometric data under new SBV Circulars 17/2024 and 18/2024.