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Credit Ratings for Issuers and Debt Instruments
S&I Ratings provides independent credit rating services for issuers and debt instruments. This service helps issuers understand their current creditworthiness, identify potential risks, and develop plans to improve and enhance their position in the credit market.
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What is a Credit Rating?
Issuer Rating: This involves providing an objective assessment of an issuer's ability to fully and timely meet its future debt obligations.
Debt Instrument Rating: This involves providing an objective assessment of the ability of a specific type of debt obligation (e.g., bonds) to be fully and timely met, based on the characteristics of that obligation.
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Understanding current creditworthiness and identifying potential risks
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Increasing transparency to attract investors
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Elevating brand and market position
Overview of Credit Rating Methodology
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Credit Assessment Report
S&I Ratings provides analysis and assessment services on financial capacity and risk identification in the operations of issuers. The reports help businesses gain a clearer understanding of their current creditworthiness, enabling them to implement solutions to enhance their position before undergoing a credit rating.
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Second Party Opinion (SPO)
S&I Ratings provides SPO services with the goal of supporting issuers in Vietnam to build trust with investors, enhance transparency and promote access to sustainable sources of capital
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Corporate Bond Market Q2 2026 Overview: Property Sector Drives Market Growth Vietnam’s corporate bond market recorded a notable rebound in Q2 2026, with 160 successful issuances raising a total of VND 233.5 trillion (Figure 1). Activity improved significantly from the seasonally weaker first quarter. However, on a year-on-year basis, the number of issuances declined
Vietnam Economy Q2 2026: Growth Momentum Strengthens, Monetary Policy Becomes More Investment-Oriented Vietnam delivered another quarter of strong economic performance in Q2 2026, with GDP expanding 8.39% year-on-year and lifting first-half growth to 8.18%, the fastest pace recorded in recent years. Growth was underpinned by a broad-based recovery across manufacturing, exports, public investment, and
On June 22nd 2026, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) officially issued Circular 25/2026 amending Circular 22, with a focus on relaxing certain prudential safety ratios for banks. Specifically, the ratio of short-term funds used for medium- and long-term loans (SMLR) was raised from 30% to 40%, while the SBV was also granted the authority
Overall, banks maintain a positive outlook on business prospects, though caution has increased amid global uncertainties, particularly the risk of energy supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. PBT growth targets show clear divergence: HDB (41%), OCB (39%), VPB (35%) lead with ambitious growth targets, while some conservative banks (STB 6%, LPB 5%, EIB 0.2%)
Credit Outlook: STABLE – LEANING POSITIVE S&I Ratings assesses the credit outlook for Vietnam’s brokerage sector in 2026 at Stable, while observing a gradual shift toward a Positive bias if securities companies effectively control risks. The brokerage sector enters 2026 with a strongly reinforced capital base accumulated during 2023–2025, landmark regulatory reforms, and the FTSE
Vietnam’s Economy in 2025: Growth Momentum Shaping a New Phase Key macroeconomic highlights of Vietnam in 2025: Vietnam concluded 2025 with an impressive GDP growth rate of 8.02% YoY, successfully meeting the National Assembly’s ambitious growth target. This marked the highest level of economic expansion in the past 15 years, excluding the exceptional post-pandemic rebound
Q3/2025 Corporate Bond Market: Record Early Buybacks Amid Cooling Issuance Corporate bond issuance in Q3/2025 totaled VND 156.1 trillion across 154 domestic deals and one international issuance by VPBank (USD 300 million), down 33% from Q2 but flat year-on-year. Activity cooled after a strong Q2 driven by major banks raising capital. Private placements still dominated
Vietnam’s Economy in Q3/2025: Strong Growth Supported by Low Interest Rates Vietnam’s GDP surged 8.23% YoY in Q3, bringing nine-month growth to 7.85%, the second-highest in 15 years, only behind the surge in 2022. Industrials and Construction (+8.69%) led the expansion, with Manufacturing (+9.92%) and Construction (+9.33%) posting robust gains. Services (+8.49%) and Agriculture (+3.83%)