Corporate customers opening new commodity derivative accounts and having a turnover of at least 50 lots in the first month within 30 days from the first transaction will get a refund of 50 per cent of transaction fees within 30 days from the date of transaction and can use data on the exchange for free during the first month. … [Read more...] about HDBank offers incentives to corporate customers for derivative product
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Clearing path for safer corporate bond market
Experts from law firm LNT & Partners noted in October that the outstanding amount of corporate bonds in the form of private placement (including the anticipated number of bonds to be issued) must not by five times exceed the equity of owners at the time of the issuance in accordance with the most recent quarterly financial report. Credit ratings can help issuers to secure more favourable terms including longer tenors and lower credit spread. This lowers borrowers’ cost of capital and spurs economic growth. … [Read more...] about Clearing path for safer corporate bond market
EVNNPC given stable outlook by Fitch Ratings
The consolidated rating approach is driven by the strong integration of EVNNPC's credit profile with that of its parent. Fitch assesses EVNNPC's Standalone Credit Profile (SCP) at ‘BB’, the same as that of EVN and the Viet Nam sovereign rating. … [Read more...] about EVNNPC given stable outlook by Fitch Ratings
Is Vietnam’s economy recovering from COVID-19? Ask female entrepreneurs
Let’s break the idea into its constituent components beginning with five reasons for focusing on small businesses during a recovery. Firstly, these businesses represent an important block of the economy. Including micro enterprises, they account for 98 per cent of all businesses and around half of all jobs. Secondly, SMEs can play a critical role in recovery. In low- and middle-income countries, they are generally the most responsible for job creation. … [Read more...] about Is Vietnam’s economy recovering from COVID-19? Ask female entrepreneurs
Corporate bonds compete with banking deposits
In addition to strong growth in the primary market, the secondary market has also been busy. Corporate bonds are absorbing a considerable amount of capital from other investment channels, especially savings, as they offer higher interest rates than banks. The rates range from 10.1-11.2 percent for bonds with maturity ranging from 12 months to five years, 1.8-4 percentage points higher than deposit interest rates offered by major banks. … [Read more...] about Corporate bonds compete with banking deposits