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Eximbank (EIB) has nominated former Techcombank CEO Nguyen Le Quoc Anh for a board seat, to be voted on at an extraordinary meeting on July 24. The new board is expected to consist of 7 members, including 6 independents, signaling a push for stronger governance. The move comes as Gelex, EIB's largest shareholder with a 10% stake, expresses interest in increasing its holding.

Eximbank (EIB) will hold an extraordinary general meeting on July 24 to elect new board members, with former Techcombank CEO Nguyen Le Quoc Anh among five candidates for independent director. The move signals a push to strengthen governance and leverage international expertise, potentially reshaping strategic direction at the HOSE-listed lender.

The State Bank of Vietnam's Hanoi branch reinforces gold bar trading regulations, requiring all transactions over 20 million VND to be settled via bank accounts and urging the public to trade only at licensed institutions. This move aims to enhance transparency and anti-money laundering compliance, directly impacting 22 licensed banks including ACB, Vietcombank, and BIDV.

VPBank, Eximbank and Nam A Bank announced senior personnel changes in July, including VPBank's appointment of Pham Thi Nhung as Vice Chair and Eximbank's plan to replace four board members. The moves aim to strengthen governance amid regulatory requirements and growth strategies.

Foreign investors net sold 789 billion VND on HOSE on July 3, with TCB, MSN, and VIC seeing the largest outflows of 90B, 71B, and 64B VND respectively. Proprietary trading desks net bought 551 billion VND, notably accumulating EIB shares worth 300 billion VND. The divergence highlights ongoing foreign selling pressure against domestic institutional buying.

Foreign investors net sold over VND 510 billion on June 11, with NVL, VHM, VIC and several bank stocks (TCB, VPB, HDB, EIB) as the most sold. VNM was the top net bought stock, while KBC and GVR also saw modest inflows. The selling pressure contributed to the VN-Index closing down 5 points at 1,799.

Eximbank (EIB) sees three board members resign, two of whom joined in April, leaving only one board member and one independent director. The bank also dismissed four deputy general directors in late May and appointed a new one on June 2. An extraordinary meeting on July 24 will seek to fill board and supervisory vacancies.

Eximbank (EIB) announces the resignation of four board members, including Chairwoman Pham Thi Huyen Trang, leaving only one member on the board. The bank will hold an extraordinary general meeting on July 24, 2026, to elect new board and supervisory board members. The mass resignation follows the recent dismissal of four deputy general directors and signals ongoing governance restructuring at the bank.

Eximbank (EIB) has received resignation requests from three board members and the chairwoman will step down as independent member, ahead of an extraordinary shareholder meeting on July 24, 2026. This follows earlier resignations of three Deputy General Directors in May 2026, signaling a broad leadership overhaul at the bank.

Eximbank (EIB) chairwoman Pham Thi Huyen Trang and three board members have submitted resignations ahead of an extraordinary shareholder meeting on July 24, 2026, following the earlier resignations of three deputy general directors. The mass departure signals ongoing governance instability at the bank, which has seen multiple board and management changes in recent months.