The volume of corporate bonds maturing in August has hit a record high for 2025, nearly matching the peak in December 2024.
The Vietnam corporate bond market is witnessing a strong return of capital inflows, signaling the beginning of a new growth cycle. However, investors are advised to...
The move is expected to push enterprises to maintain safer financial leverage when raising capital via bonds
As 2024 draws to a close, Vietnam's real estate industry is witnessing a notable surge in corporate bond issuances.
In June, several banks continued to issue primary bonds to raise Tier 2 capital and improve business capital.
According to Yuanta Vietnam Securities, corporate bond maturities will resurface in 2024, totaling VND 297.006 trillion, with the real estate industry accounting...
The corporate bond market is showing signs of recovery after a prolonged period of inactivity with a notable increase in both the number of issuers and value of issuance.
The corporate bond capital channel has had the first reaction to the stricter regulations described in Decree 65/2022/ND-CP amending and supplementing Decree 153 on...
At a press conference to introduce Decree 65/2022/ND-CP amending and supplementing a number of articles of 153/2020/ND-CP stipulating the offering and trading of...
Building a solid and long-term legal basis for corporate bond issuance is an urgent solution to build a capital market for the real estate sector.
The Ministry of Construction (MoC) has proposed controlling the bond issuance activities of real estate enterprises but not tightening investment in real estate bonds,...
From January to August, 2021, Vietnam recorded 490 domestic corporate bond issuances worth more than VND308,000 billion. Banking and real estate led in issued corporate...
Banks have been promoting the mobilisation of medium- and long-term capital through bond issuance to meet the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s requirements on capital...
A number of banks have increased bond issuance to attract mid-term and long-term capital, leading to changes in capital mobilisation in the corporate bond market in the...
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