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1.1. Vietnam’s top banks struggle to increase capital to meet global adequacy
norms
The National Financial Supervisory Commission found that Vietnamese banks need to increase
their charter capital by 1.8-2 times to meet the Basel capital adequacy ratio (CAR) - a measure
of a bank's available capital expressed as a percentage of a bank's risk-weighted credit
exposures.
They include three of the four biggest lenders, BIDV, Vietcombank and Vietinbank.
BIDV, Vietnam's biggest bank by assets, currently has total assets of VND1,270 trillion ($54.3
billion) but capital of nearly VND34.19 trillion ($1.46 billion), which has remained unchanged
since 2015. BIDV’s CAR is now only 9 percent according to leading broker VietCapital Securities,
which is “close to dangerous” if compared to Basel II standard, the bank’s CEO, Phan Duc Tu,
said. In the last three years the bank has been making three or four plans each year such as
selling shares to existing shareholders, paying SBV’s dividends in stock to increase charter
capital, but none of them have been successful.
Vietcombank’s charter capital has remained since 2016 at VND35.98 trillion ($1.54 billion). The
SBV recently gave the lender approval to increase its charter capital by 10 percent to VND39.58
trillion ($1.69 billion). Vietcombank plans to make a private placement of 10 percent of its stake
and has received approval from its shareholders for this. Should its plan succeed, Vietcombank
will surpass Vietinbank as the bank with the largest charter capital.
Vietinbank, the country’s second largest lender by assets, has seen state ownership fall to the
minimum permitted level of 65 percent, and so can no longer issue more shares. Its charter
capital has remained at VND37.23 trillion ($1.59 billion) since 2014.
A masterplan, approved by the Prime Minister early last month, targets to have 3-5 banks listed
on foreign stock exchanges. The plan, which covers the banking sector's development until
2025 with a vision to 2030, also set targets to reduce the state capital ownership in three major
banks: Vietcombank, BIDV and Vietinbank. In 2018-2020, the state will reduce its shares in
those banks to at least 65 percent and in 2021-2025, the figure will be 51 percent.
1.2. The State Bank approved the principle of merging PGBank into HDBank
The State Bank of Vietnam officially approved the principle of merging Petrolimex Bank
(PGBank) into the City Development Bank. The official merger of PGBank into HDBank is
expected by the end of 2018.
Specifically, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) issued a document No. 6785 / NHNN-TTGSNH
dated September 7, 2011 approving the principle of merging PGBank into HDBank.
Accordingly, PGBank and HDBank are responsible for disclosing information, performing the
responsibilities of credit institutions involved in the merger in accordance with regulations.
Within 60 days, HDBank shall send to the State Bank a dossier of application for approval of the
merger according to regulations.
The merger of PGBank into HDBank was made based on voluntary principles between two
normal banks to create a merger bank (HDBank) with stronger financial strength, good
governance more, the network is wide, competitive, providing financial services to customers,
businesses, investors, bringing better benefits to customers, social community. The merger is
also based on strategic cooperation between HDBank and Vietnam Petroleum Group
(Petrolimex).
HDBank, after merger, has a chartered capital of VND15,345 billion, owns nearly 370 branches
and transaction offices, more than 15,000 financial transaction points and services covering
63/63 provinces.
The bank was founded on 26 March 1988, by Council of Ministers of Vietnam as a bank
specialized at rural and agricultural development as Vietnam Bank for Agricultural Development.
On 14 November 1990, it was replaced by the Vietnam Bank for Agriculture by a prime
ministerial decision.
Agribank is the largest bank in Vietnam by most measures: capital, total assets, staff, operating
network, and clients. Its capital as of March 2007 was VND 267.000 billion, with an equity of
VND 15.000 billion and total assets of almost VND 239.000 billion. The bank operates 2.200
branches nationwide with 30.000 staff. It is the reliable partner of over 60,000 businesses, 4
million production households and 10 million individual customers with business philosophy:
"Bring prosperity to customers".
Agribank provides over 200 modern products and services in 10 groups: Mobilization, Credit,
Domestic Payment, International Payment, Capital Business, Investment, Card, E-Banking,
Treasury and Money Management, which meet the needs of individual customers and
businesses. Moreover, the bank offers modern and diversified distribution network: Network of
branches and transaction offices along the nation, correspondent banking network to most
countries in the world, ATM, EDC / POS system, Mobile, Internet and other channels connected
with customers.
2.2. BIDV:
BIDV is a large state-owned bank in Vietnam. According to the United Nations Development
Programme report on the 100 largest enterprises in Vietnam, BIDV came in at the 4 th position
after Agribank, VNPT and EVN.
BIDV was founded on 26th April 1957. After over 60 years of operation, BIDV has developed its
network to 190 branches, 815 transaction offices over the country with about 25000 employees
(statistic was collected in 2016). Moreover, BIDV expand its branches to abroad countries such
as: Russia, Laos, Myanmar, etc. By the year 2017, the total asset of this bank was about VND
560,340 billion.
BIDV provides 4 kinds of product: banking, insurance, security and financial investment.
- Bank: is a large bank providing full range of modern banking products and services.
- Insurance: provide non-life insurance products designed in accordance with BIDV's total
package products to customers.
In recent years, BIDV has been continuously honored with many awards: Top 1,000 Global Bank
(The Banker announced); Top 500 World's Most Valuable Bank Brand in 2018 (Brand Finance
Announces); Leading Partner Bank in Vietnam (Asian Development Bank - ADB); Domestic
banks provide the best import-export products in Vietnam (The Euromoney). Especially, on May
24, 2018, the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) was awarded the
prestigious "Best Bank for Payment Services in Vietnam" by The Asian Banker Bank.
3. Lending services of 2 banks
3.1. LENDING PROCEDURES OF 2 BANKS
Lending conditions and procedures have a close relationship with one another, which has a
great impact on the credit relationship between banks and other economic sectors. They will
reduce risk factors to ensure credit security and, create pressure to improve efficiency in
business’s economy. Thus, organizations or businesses want to borrow capital from banks to
carry out business activities, they need to ensure principals of lending conditions and
procedures in each bank.
Borrowing Conditions
BIDV Bank has a simple and easy loan conditions for customers. If you meet the following
conditions, you can apply for a loan at any time:
In the age of 20 to 60
good working health
Individuals of Vietnamese nationality or enterprises doing business in Vietnam;
Customers are trading in the form and the service sector, sales agents, commercial
business, purchasing clue ...
using bank loans to business legally, belongs to the business of BIDV
have a stable income level to pay back loan at the time of the bank loan
property secured loan or property guaranteed by a third part
Do not have bad debt in the time of BIDV bank loan
Loan Application Documents
Loan application documents are the documents required by the bank when borrowing money,
when borrowing capital from BIDV, organizations and businesses need to prepare the following
application documents:
Borrowers
Borrowers of AGRIBANK include legal entities and individuals in Vietnam such as state-owned
enterprises, cooperatives, limited liability companies, joint stock companies, foreign invested
enterprises and groups. Other organizations meeting the conditions prescribed in Article 94 of
the Civil Code; Personal; Family; Cooperative group; Private enterprise; Partnerships and
foreign legal entities and individuals.
AGRIBANK is ready to meet all demands for loans for production, business, investment projects,
consumption, living, import and export, labor export ... forbidden laws.
Forms of Credits
AGRIBANK provides credit in various forms which can be classified by duration or mode of
lending to meet the needs of capital for customers.
Borrowing Conditions
To be eligible for AGRIBANK loan, customers must satisfy certain criteria as regulated by law as
well as regulations of AGRIBANK on the principle of ensuring benefits for both customers and
banks:
AGRIBANK considers and decides to provide loans when customers satisfy the following
conditions:
- Having civil legal capacity, civil act capacity and civil liability as prescribed by law
- The purpose of using legal loans.
- Having the financial capability to ensure the repayment within the committed time limit:
- Having own capital involved in projects, production, business, service and life plans as
prescribed.
- Effective business: profitable; In case of losses, there must be a feasible plan for
overcoming losses and ensuring repayment within the committed time limit.
- No bad debt or overdue debt over 6 months at AGRIBANK.
- Having feasible and effective investment projects, production, business and service
plans; or have investment projects, livelihoods feasible.
- To implement regulations on loan security in accordance with the regulations of the
Government, the State Bank of Vietnam and the guidance of AGRIBANK.
For foreign customers and business organizations:
Borrowing clients being foreign legal persons and individuals must have civil legal capacity and
civil act capacity in accordance with the law of the country where the legal person is a citizen or
the individual is a citizen, if the law Such foreign law is governed by the Civil Code of the
Socialist Republic of Vietnam, by other legal documents of Vietnam or by the international
treaties which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has signed or acceded to. Household
regulations.
Loan application documents are the documents required by the bank when borrowing money.
For legal entities, private enterprises and partnerships, the application file includes three main
types: legal documents, economic records, loan files.
Legal documents:
Depending on the type of business, the following must be sent to AGRIBANK for the first time:
Loan file:
Short-term loans: a loan with term of 1 year, which can be separate into 3 levels – 3
months, 6 months and 12 months. Short-term loans rotate with the customer's business
cycle. Loans and debt collection always take place at the beginning and end of a
business cycle. Short-term loans are mainly used to meet the need for temporary
shortages of working capital in the business process of an enterprise such as the need
for capital to purchase supplies and materials or cover expenses. manufacturing. When
capital needs arise, enterprises borrow money from banks and when they are consumed,
enterprises have revenue when banks collect debts.
Medium-term loans: a loan with a term of 1 to 5 years. This is mainly used to invest in
purchases of fixed assets, innovate or renew facilities and technology, expand of
business, develop new project with small scale and quick recovery time. Beside investing,
medium-term loans are also the source of regular working capital of enterprises,
especially new-established ones.
Long-term loans: a loan with term of more than 5 years and the maximum can be 20-30
years, which can be 40 years in some special cases. This loan is provided to meet the
long-term need of houses, facilities, transportations with large scales, and establishment
of ne entrepreneurs.
For the short-term loan, time to recover capital is usually short, leading to lower risk as well as
interest rate compared to medium and long-term loans. Hence, short-term loans are the main
source to revenue of a bank. Meanwhile, medium and long-term loans normally provide for
projects which cannot generate revenue in the short period to recovery time is longer;
therefore, risk and interest rate is higher.
3.2.1.Agribank
Agribank offers many types of loans with such 3 levels of time.
According to financial statements of Agribank at the end of 2017, the total loan to customers
was 876.237.910 million VND, which increases by more than 17% in comparison with the
previous year.
31/12/2017 31/12/2016
According to the report, short-term loans accounted for the highest proportion (59.8%) of total
loans to customers, providing large capital for banks while long-term debt accounted for only
10%.
Compared to 2016, short-term loans in 2017 expands by 60.520.653 million VND and medium
and long-term loans rise 70.902.640 million VND. We can see that in the year of 2017, there is a
movement in the structure of bustiness loans – medium and long-term loans slightly go up
while short-term goes down.
In 2017, Agribank reduced interest rates for short-term loans from 7% / year to 6.5% / year and
reduced interest rates for medium and long-term loans from 8.5% / year to 8% / year for
customers who are subject to priority in accordance with Circular No. 39/2016 / TT-NHNN with
transparent and healthy financial status. Moreover, Agribank has applied many solutions to
solve difficulties in credit relations with customers; simplifying lending procedures; bringing the
mobile bank down to serve the commune for the people. Agribank has implemented 3 credit
packages of interest rate lower than the interest rate of internal capital to support customers in
hi-tech agricultural production and business, adjusting repayment term and debt extension in
accordance with Decree 55/2015. / ND-CP of the Government for 2,200 customers, the amount
of over 600 billion.
Although medium- and long-term loans are risky and less liquid than short-term loans, the
restructuring of Agribank shows that the bank has paid more attention to the financing of
short-term loans. Business activities of the enterprise due to loans for investment projects
often have a long term. However, this also means that creditors cannot pay at due, leading to
bad debts of the bank increased significantly.
3.2.2.BIDV
In term of maturity, BIDV offers 2 main types of loans:
For these loans, interest rate can be fixed or floated, depending on agreement between bank
and enterprise.
According to financial statements, the total business loans of BIDV is 866.885.307 million VND,
which increases by 143.187.899 million VND corresponded to 43% higher.
31/12/2017 31/12/2016
Million VND Million VND
As reported in 2017, short-term accounts for 58% in total loans, while medium takes 9.4% and
long has 32.6 proportion. Looking at numbers of 2 years, we can see that short-term loans sky-
rocket by 105.998.964 million VND while medium loans slightly drops by 4(.653.783 million
VND. In addition, there is an insignificant transference in the structure of loans, where medium
and long-term fall and short term raises more in term of percentage.
The reason is that BIDV, in 2017, decreases the interest rate of short-term loans in VND,
specifically: “Applying the ceiling interest rate of 6.5% annually for short-term loans in VND for
priority beneficiaries according to the regulations of the SBV”. This new announcement creates
an attractive for enterprises, especially ones in rural development, exportation, high technology
area.
3.3.1.BIDV:
Nowadays, BIDV provides business loans by many foreign currencies such as: USD, Euro,
Japanese Yen, Korea Won, etc. These are the table of foreign currency dealed in BIDV in
2017(changed into VND):
However, the kind of foreign currency used most is USD. These are statistics about business
loans by USD changed into million VND in the 1-year period between 2016 and 2017:
Date Loans by USD changed Loans by other currency Loans by VND (million
into million VND changed into million VND)
VND
31/12/2016 81.992.158 471306 641.169.308
31/12/2017 84.981.169 11.507.872 759.046.484
3.3.2.Agribank:
The following table describes foreign currency dealed in Agribank (changed into VND) in 2017:
The foreign currency used most is USD. These are statistics about business loans by USD
changed into million VND in the 1-year period between 2016 and 2017:
According to statistics, from 2016 to 2017, the precentage of business loans by foreign currency
increased. The figures for BIDV in 2016 and 2017 growth significantly by 17%; meanwhile, the
figures for Agribank only went up slightly by 1%. Although the proportion of credit is still in
favor of VND credit, but with the increase of foreign currency credit in the past time, not only
BIDV and Agribank but also the banking system must be careful, avoid the implications for the
control of " đô la hóa”.
These are some reasons to explain why credit by foreign currency growth in near period:
a) The SBV has once again agreed to extend the short-term foreign currency loans until the end
of 2018.
b) The domestic and international economy such as demand for foreign currency to import
goods.
c) At that time, foreign exchange rates in the country and the world continuously fluctuate
because of business war between America and China. Although the fluctuation of the domestic
exchange rate is still within the permissible range, but also partly affect the situation. foreign
currency supply of credit institutions.
d) Enterprises specializing in import and export is known, they want to borrow money in foreign
currency more than VND because of advantage in dealing with foreign partners.
e) The foreign currency lending rate plus the exchange rate in VND is still lower than that in
VND. According to the SBV, USD lending rates are currently around 2.8-6% per year; in which
short-term interest rates are popular at 2.8-4.7% per year, interest rates on medium and long
term loans at 4.5-6% per year. Meanwhile, for VND, lending rates are commonly at 6-9% per
year for short term; 9-11% / year for medium and long term.
Loans by foreign current can bring to our economy some problems. The demand for high
foreign currency loans while mobilizing foreign currencies reduced because the interest rate of
foreign currency mobilization remained at 0%, which made people less willing to send USD. In
BIDV, 2017 foreign currency credit has grown positively since the beginning of the year,
reaching about 17% at the end of the year, conversely, foreign currency deposits grew modestly,
at less than 5% and fluctuated sharply over time. Accordingly, the difference in capital
mobilization and foreign currency credit has narrowed about USD 3 billion in 2017. Therefore,
the bank needs to borrow USD with high interest rate or borrow from the abroad country. The
dollar on the international market in the past few days tend to increase the value due to the
impact of US-China tension. If the FED increases interest rates, the SBV will certainly look back
at the policy of attracting dollars, then the exchange rate will fluctuate and interest rates in USD
will increase, meaning companies borrowing in USD are very risky. In fact, many Vietnamese
enterprises that depend on foreign currency loans have suffered from heavy exchange losses
due to fluctuations of the dollar. As a result, goverment try to find the method reducing credit
by foreign currency.
• Student loans
• Other loans: Discounted valuable papers, advances on securities sales, bank guarantees ...
The percentage of individual loans in two banks between 2016 and 2017:
31/12/2017 68.10%
54.70%
31/12/2016 63.04%
54.04%
0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 100.00%
Agribank BIDV
According the chart, the proportion of individual loans in two banks in period from 2016 to
2017 went up. Agribank saw a significant increase in this figure by about 5%, meanwhile there
was a slight growth in the figure in BIDV by about 1%.
In the near years, this percentage always goes up because of some reasons:
1. The demand for shopping, studying abroad, business loans of individuals and households are
increasing.
2. Interest rates of loans in banks are lower than in the market.
3. Individual loan procedures are simple.
4. Loans by individual are very various.
These are tables which illustrates the amount of business loans by corporate customer in BIDV
and Agribank:
BIDV:
Kinds of enterprise 31/12/2016 ( VND million) 31/12/2017 ( VND million)
State-owned 27.013.648 37.767.528
Cooperatives 657.004 4.913.169
Agribank:
Kinds of enterprise 31/12/2016 ( VND million) 31/12/2017 ( VND million)
State-owned 10.790.504 10.386.836
Cooperatives 1.239.171 1.376.723
The 1-year period from 2016 to 2017 saw a dramatic increase in the amount of loan by
corporate customer in both 2 banks. The figures for BIDV in 2016 and 2017 were under
226.000.000 VND million and under 270.000.000 VND million, respectively. The figures for
Agribank in 2016 and 2017 were 227.300.395 and 269.962.855, respectively.
Specially, the kind of loan by corporate customer accounted for the highest rate is loan of Joint
Stock Company, Limited Liability Company, which is the most popular kind of enterprise in
Vietnam at present. As a rresult, the demand for bank loans of this type is the highest; in BIDV,
the propotion of loan by corporate customer accounted from 72% to 77% while the figure for
Agribank was from 85% to 93%.
On the other hand, in recent years, foreign investors have invested and built a lot of companies
in Vietnam, so the demand for loans of foreign invested companies increased dramacially. In
BIDV, the amount of loans of foreign invested companies grew up ,at 28.6%, whereas, Agribank
saw a sharp increase in this figure, at 274%.
This is the table of analysis of loan quality in BIDV in 2016 and 2017:
This is the table of analysis of loan quality in Agribank in 2016 and 2017:
According to the statistic, the percentage of bad debt in BIDV went down in the period between
2016 to 2017 from 1.99% to 1.62% and the proportion of standard loans grew slightly by 0.6%.
In Agribank, the figure for bad debt also went down between 2016 and 2017 from 2.07% to
2.05%. Although it was higher than the proportion of bad debt of other banks, this change was
a positive change for the financial situation of Agribank. Both of banks reduced the percentage
of bad debt due to some reasons:
- In the recent year, economy is recovering after crisis so enterprisses are able to pay loan on
time.
This is the guaranteed liquidation in the future, because of the “commitments” not the
immediate performance so it is not shown in balance sheet that is shown in off-balance-sheet.
Today, BIDV expanded their market in Cambodia and Laos, so they also classify loans and
provide for credit losses in Cambodian and Laos markets.
3.7. Collaterals
Collateral is a property or other asset that a borrower offers as a way for a lender to secure the
loan. If the borrower stops making the promised loan payments, the lender can seize the
collateral to recoup its losses. Since collateral offers some security to the lender should the
borrower fail to pay back the loan, loans that are secured by collateral typically have lower
interest rates than unsecured loans. A lender's claim to a borrower's collateral is called a lien.
Let’s find out more about two of the biggest banks in Vietnam.
3.7.1.BIDV
Benefits
- Easy and simple lending procedure
- The maximum loan reach to 1 billion VND for product and 500 million VND for overdraft
- Flexible loan period: 84 months
- Fast loan approval.
Criteria
- Customers should have long-term residence or permanent job in the same city/province with
the lending branch’s location
- Customers have regular and stable income and guarantee loan-paying ability during period
- Customers have reasonable aim.
Secured property
- Real estate is home/land which is granted legal land use right certificate
- Real estate is owned by customer, customer’s wife/husband or customer’s
mother/father/brother/sister
Lending profile
- Loan proposal (according to BIDV form)
- Land use right certificate
- Financial situation demonstration papers/confirmation for salary
- Loan use purpose papers
3.7.1.1.2. Loan secured by the mortgage of Valuable Papers/Certificate
of fixed deposit - Discount of Valuable Papers
Benefits:
o Loan/Discount amount: up to 100% of value of Valuable Papers/Certificate of fixed
deposit
o Flexible loan/discount term
o Competitive interest rate/discount rate
o Methods of borrowing/discounting:
Mortgage loan: can be tranch loan or depending on credit limit.
Discount: term discount or can be the remaining term of Valuable
o Papers/Certificate of fixed deposit
o Flexible repayment schedule, depending on the client’s solvency.
Application criteria:
o Clients: Vietnamese or foreign individuals.
o Valuable Papers/Certificate of fixed deposit: under the legal ownership of borrower
(or of the third party) and in one of the following types:
+ Treasury bills, Treasury bonds, Government construction bonds...
(For Valuable Papers/Certificate of fixed deposit not issued by BIDV: must be verified and
approved holding during the borrowing by the issued bank).
Required documents:
- Valuable Papers/Certificate of fixed deposit;
- Loan application form;
- Valid Identification card/Passport of borrower and other owners of Valuable
Papers/Certificate of fixed deposit (if any)
3.7.1.1.3. Car loan
Ready for a new car? BIDV Car Loan can help you purchase your vehicle for personal or business
purposes.
- Have securities transactions at Securities companies linked with BIDV@ Securities program
(Please contact Securities companies for more details).
* Required documents:
- T-day securities loan application form and Application of advance payment for each
disbursement.
Features
- Loan amount: in accordance with customers’ demand, credit rating, solvency and car’s
features.
- Collaterals: the car formed from the loan and/or other assets as specified
Benefits
- Documents and procedures are simple, flexible (investment project is not required).
- Quick processing (maximum duration for procedure completion is 02 working days of BIDV’s
receiving adequate documents).
Documents
- Application for loan cum loan repayment plan under the form of BIDV.
- Collateral documents
Features
+ Assets being 100% new or second-hand having at least 80% of remaining value after being
used.
- Loan amount:
+ For fixed asset loan for project investment: in accordance with demands, credit rating and
solvency of customers.
+ For small, single fixed asset loan: up to 90% of cost for new purchase; up to 80% of remaining
value for used assets.
- Loan term: in accordance with demands, credit rating and solvency of customers.
- Collaterals: assets formed from the loan and/or other assets as specified.
Benefits
- Documents and procedures are simple, flexible and suitable for investment assets’ features
(investment project is not required).
Documents
- Application for loans under the form of BIDV. For small, single asset investment, the
enterprise is not required to prepare project loans.
- Loan documents for fixed asset purchase (For small, single asset investment, the enterprise is
not required to prepare project loans).
Features
- Currencies for loan: VND, USD, EUR, JPY and other foreign currencies.
- Collaterals: assets formed from the loan and/or other assets as specified by BIDV.
Benefits
- Flexible loan amount and loan term, being suitable for business projects.
- Being provided with consultancy, supported with necessary information regarding investment
projects.
- Being provided with products, services to support throughout the project implementation.
Documents
Specific products:
Currently, BIDV is providing specific loan products including loans for hydroelectric project
investment, loans for real estate investment projects, building construction loans, shipbuilding
loans, etc.
Features
- Subjects: enterprises who need costs for production and business activities such as, costs for
buying materials, goods, services, paying salary, utilities, etc.
- Currencies for loan: VND, USD, EUR, JPY and other foreign currencies.
Benefits
- Selection from a number of lending methods which are suitable to the enterprise’s type of
business.
- Multi-currency loans.
- Reasonable and competitive interest rate; either fixed or floating rate which is suitable for the
enterprise’s demands.
Documents
Benefits
- Enjoying preferential interest rates for loans, discounts, deposits, foreign exchange rates,
service fees (domestic/international payment, cargo insurance, cash flow management,
Internet banking, etc.) when using BIDV’s diversified products for each period.
Documents
Specific products
- Interest rates/fees: preferential interest rates/fees if customers use BIDV’s closed package
services.
- Collaterals: unsecured loans, reserved petroleum in stock, debt claim rights and other assets
as specified by BIDV.
- Financing amount: in accordance with demands, credit rating and solvency of customers.
- Financing terms:
+ Medium and long-term: up to 10 years for fiber production projects and 7 years for the rest
projects.
+ Short–term: up to 6 months.
+ Guarantee: suitable for the term for customers to perform their obligations as committed
with the guarantee recipient.
- Interest rates/fees: customers shall be exempted from/reduced interest rates/fees in the case
where they fulfill commitments (revenue transfer, using package services or products, etc.)
- Collaterals: debt claim rights formed in the future, inventories and other collaterals as
specified by BIDV.
- Financing amount: in accordance with demand, credit rating and solvency of customers.
- Financing terms: up to 06 months for loans; term duration for guarantee is suitable with
customers’ demands and term for customer to perform their obligations as committed with the
guarantee recipient.
- Interest rates/fees: customers shall be exempted from/reduced interest rates/fees in the case
where they fulfill the commitment (revenue transfer, using package services or products, etc.)
- Collaterals: debt claim rights formed in the future, inventories and other collaterals as
specified by BIDV.
- Financing term:
+ Medium and long-term: in accordance with demands, credit rating and solvency of customers.
+ Short–term: up to 08 months.
- Guarantee: suitable with customers’ demands and term for customer to perform their
obligations as committed with the guarantee recipient.
- Interest rates/fees: customers shall be exempted from/reduced interest rates/fees in the case
where they fulfill the commitment (revenue transfer, using package services or products, etc.)
- Collaterals: Deposits/Valuable papers, real estate, personal properties and other assets as
specified.
Features
- Subjects: enterprises that supply input materials (suppliers) or consume output finished goods
(distributors) for central enterprises.
- Financed subjects: working capital costs for production and business to purchase materials,
produce, consume, or distribute goods for central enterprises.
- Financing amount: based on satellite enterprises’ capital demands, sales and determined
according to each specific financing program.
- Financing term: up to 12 months (for loans) and/or in accordance with term to perform
committed obligations (for guarantee).
+ Charges: Free for money transfer between central enterprises and “satellite” enterprises
within BIDV.
- Collaterals: debt claim rights formed in future, inventories and other secured assets as
specified by BIDV.
Benefits
- For central enterprises: managing cash flow and liability effectively, minimizing risks and
management costs because BIDV helps them manage payables/receivables.
+ Being supported with maximum financing capital, timely and flexible in terms of collaterals.
+ Maximizing profits thanks to utilizing loans effectively and enjoying central enterprises’
discounts thanks to change from deferred payment to cash payment.
Documents
All of the above lending methods have the secured property which is called collateral, it is just
only different in application criteria, documents and loan period.
3.7.2.AGRIBANK
3.7.2.1. Individual customers
- Currency: VND
- Loan amount: upon negotiation. Customers must have equity participation of at least 10% of
the total capital needs.
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated.
- Currencies: VND
- Term: short term, not exceeding the duration of the next financing
- Loan amount: not exceeding loan amount of the previous credit contract, customers must
have equity participation of at least 10% of the total capital needs.
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated.
- Loan amount: upon negotiation, customers must have equity participation of at least 15% of
the total capital needs.
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated.
Syndicated loan
Legal entities, private enterprises, cooperatives or companies with borrowing needs for
business operations much larger than standard limits allowed by Agribank can apply to use
“syndicated loan” of Agribank.
- Loan amount: customers must have equity participation of at least 10% of the total short-term
capital needs and of 20% of total medium to long term capital needs.
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated.
Loans to project as directed by the Government
Loans to projects as directed by the Government” is aimed to support enterprises with costs of
production and business operation under projects funded by the Government.
- Currencies: VND
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated.
- Currencies: VND
- Loan amount: upon negotiation, customers must have equity participation of at least 10% of
the total capital needs.
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated.
- Repayment before term: interest calculated from the date of borrowing to the date of
repayment. Total fees paid before the term is stated in the contractual agreement.
- Currency: VND
- Loan amount: maximum at 70% of the total estimated costs of infrastructure project
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated
- Repayment before term: interest calculated from the date of borrowing to the date of
repayment. Total fees paid before the term is stated in the contractual agreement.
- Currencies: VND
- Term: not exceeding 3 working days from the time of receipt of trading result confirmation
- Loan amount: the maximum amount would equal to the amount the seller receives from the
transaction after deducting interest and other fees (brokerage, etc.).
- Interest rate: interest is calculated on short-term interest rates at the time of the loan divided
by (:) 30 days, plus (+) a minimum of 0.01% per day.
- Loan security: without assets as collateral based on trading result confirmation of Agriseco or
its branches
- Repayment of principle and interest: single or multiple principle payment, monthly repayment
on interest or regular repayment as negotiated, the sale of securities must be put into account
of the seller to collect the debt, the difference between the amount received and the debt
payments will be paid to the seller upon request.
- Repayment before term: interest calculated from the date of borrowing to the date of
repayment. Total fees paid before the term is stated in the contractual agreement.
Business loans
Diễn giải Vay ngắn hạn(/ năm) Vay trung- dài hạn(/năm)
1. Cho vay bổ sung vốn 7% 8% - 9 %
kinh doanh
2. Cho vay tiêu dùng 9% 10%
3. Cho vay mua nhà ở 8% 9%
4. Cho vay thấu chi 12%-15% -
5. Cho vay nông nghiệp Trung bình 6.5%
Agribank reduced interest loans
10/7/2017, short-term loan interest rate reduction from maximum 7% per year to a
maximum of 6.5% per year and reduce the high lending interest rates long term, from
8.5% per year down from 8% per year for priority clients.
Collateral loans interest 2017 6-8% : This is quite attractive interest rates by comparison
with other banks, then this number is smaller than about 2%.
In our country the risk in banking business and management problems it is not new. With a lack
of banking expertise and a risky environment, specific risk awareness and management issues
are an urgent issue in the banking system nationwide. The management of banks is less active;
the risk is more likely to arise. It does not show the full potential of its own, damage to the
economy will occur.
Banking risk is not only the haunt of the banking system but also the general haunt of the
banking system in the world. Surprises always happen to the banks with the best staff, the most
experienced also unpredictable risk. Therefore, recognizing the risks in lending are the current
issues for the banking system. There are two main types of risk that occur in lending in the
banking system.
Loan repayment risk: When the borrower does not pay or fully repay the loan when due
to the difficult business situation leading to the loss of the ability to pay temporarily or
expired A borrower intentionally does not pay the loan due to intent or fraud.
The amount of money collected (both principal and interest) cannot cover the capital
that the lender spends to lend.
Risk of exchange rate change: As foreign currency loans are increasing, along with other
operations, banks must be directly involved in the foreign exchange market. From loan
signing to disbursement. The bank needs a certain amount of time. It is therefore
difficult to avoid the risks that occur when the exchange rate changes.+ The risk of
changes in the average interest rate on the market affects the interest rates applied by
banks in lending transactions. Interest rate of commercial banks is determined on the
average interest rate the market and the interest rate policy of the bank. This interest
rate is applied to the borrower for the duration of the loan (fixed rate loan contract).
Therefore, at that time, if there is a big change in interest rates, it will affect the bank's
performance, especially its competitiveness in the market. Asset risks ensure price
fluctuations. This risk occurs when collateral is being replaced or taken over or stolen.
This causes the bank to lose money when it liquidates to cover the loan.
Credit risk: In addition to interest rate risk, credit risk is also a major risk to the
operations of the commercial banks. This risk occurs when bank's borrowers fail to
perform or is unable to perform its obligations under the undertaking, including
repayment commitments principal, interest due on time and other payment
commitments. Causes of credit risk are:
• This can be attributed to the decrease in business performance of that bank's
clients
• The decline The downside of the industry is that customers operate or the
economy in general.
According to LS.TS, there are still regulations that require business lines to be recorded on some
documents of enterprises, such as registration notice, change, adjust business content of
enterprises, Accordingly, banks have to renovate their business, instead of just having a
business registration certificate, they must actively store and evaluate the new documents as
above. If not, the risk of businesses doing business illegally manifested, and banks still face the
challenge of being attributed loans to the purpose of using capital.
Sharing this view, Vu Quyet Tien, a member of the Ho Chi Minh City Bar Association, a lawyer of
the BizLight School of Business, points out the causes of wrongfulness in the lending business
over time, mostly due to Bankers lack legal knowledge, while inspection and supervision by the
State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has not implemented the law. On the other hand, bank legislation
is still overlapping and needs time to be finalized. Accordingly, solutions to limit the risk of
lending in banking activities should still strictly implement credit assessment, loan decision and
disbursement, post-lend control.