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New rules tighten debt limits on bond issuers

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Financial Markets June 20, 2026

HCMC - Companies issuing bonds via private placement will be subject to a debt-to-equity cap of five times, while individual professional investors will only be allowed to buy such bonds if they carry credit ratings and are backed by qualified collateral.

Central bank proposes easing lending cap

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Financial Markets June 18, 2026

HCMC – The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has proposed raising the maximum ratio of short-term funds that commercial banks can use for medium- and long-term lending to 40% from the current 30%, in a move aimed at boosting credit supply for economic growth.

HCMC - Interbank interest rates in Vietnam have recently climbed to 2.2%, the highest level since mid-June this year.
Data from the State Bank of Vietnam showed that the average interbank interest rate for overnight lending, which constitutes 90% of all transactions, had increased significantly in recent sessions, according to the Vietnam News Agency. The overnight rate on October 23 rose to 2.22% from 1.47% in the previous session on October 20. The interbank rates for other tenors have also inched up, with rates for one-week tenors reaching 2.47%, the highest level since June this year. The interbank lending rates for two-week tenors have increased from 1.66% to 2.12% per year while rates for one-month tenors have soared from 1.86% to 2.4% per year. The rates at the end of September ranged from 0.16% to 0.19%.

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New rules tighten debt limits on bond issuers

New rules tighten debt limits on bond issuers

Financial Markets June 20, 2026

HCMC - Companies issuing bonds via private placement will be subject to a debt-to-equity cap of five times, while individual professional investors will only be allowed to buy such bonds if they carry credit ratings and are backed by qualified collateral.

Central bank proposes easing lending cap

Central bank proposes easing lending cap

Financial Markets June 18, 2026

HCMC – The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has proposed raising the maximum ratio of short-term funds that commercial banks can use for medium- and long-term lending to 40% from the current 30%, in a move aimed at boosting credit supply for economic growth.