Vietnam
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Vietnamese securities house is close to mandating banks for a new deal -
The southeast Asian financial institutions taps the loan market again after a three-year absence
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Vietnamese brokerage house becomes the latest securities firm from the country to raise debt
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State-owned Vietnamese bank wraps up $790m fundraising to much fanfare
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The Vietnam consumer finance subsidiary of Korea’s Mirae Asset Financial Group has become the latest firm to join a flurry of Vietnamese financial institutions in the loan market.
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State-owned Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank) is in the market for a $790m loan, its largest offshore facility yet.
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Taiwan’s Central Trading & Development Corp is set to close a $320m loan for its Vietnamese business soon, as it waits for a few banks to receive their internal approvals.
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VPBank Finance, the consumer finance arm of Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial Bank, has returned to the loan market just four months after its last deal. But this time around, it has brought together a diverse mix of lenders to run its fundraising — a rarity for transactions from the country. Pan Yue reports.
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Vietnam’s SSI Securities Corp has returned to the loan market, just six months after its last deal.
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Vietnamese education company Nguyen Hoang Group is making its offshore loan debut with a $62m deal.
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Consumer financing firm Home Credit Vietnam has launched an up to $100m loan into syndication, breaking down commitment tickets to smaller amounts to attract a wider group of lenders.
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Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) has launched its $500m borrowing into general syndication, after attracting six banks in the senior phase.
