<p><strong>Vietnamese banks and foreign bank branches in Vietnam must lower the ratio of short-term capital used to make medium- and long-term loans to 30% from the current 34%, with effect from October 1, according to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).</strong>

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Vietnamese banks and foreign bank branches in Vietnam must lower the ratio of short-term capital used to make medium- and long-term loans to 30% from the current 34%, with effect from October 1, according to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).

Ratio of short-term capital for long-term loans to fall to 30%

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Ratio of short-term capital for long-term loans to fall to 30%

Ratio of short-term capital for long-term loans to fall to 30%