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During the trading session on May 27, the Vietnamese stock market continued to face downward pressure as the VN-Index index fell 9.75 points to 1,874.43 points. The sharp decline in the real estate sector, coupled with net selling by foreign investors totaling nearly 791 billion VND, pushed the market into negative territory, despite trading volume rising to over 23,285 billion VND.

Bach Mai Hospital and BIDV have joined forces to provide free medical examinations, consultations, and medication to 1,500 residents in three communes in Ha Tinh Province, while also distributing social welfare packages worth 1 billion VND to support healthcare and assist residents in need.

On the morning of May 17, in Ha Tinh, BIDV, in collaboration with the Ha Tinh Department of Health and Bach Mai Hospital, organized free health checkups and distributed free medication to residents in three communes: Duc Tho, Tu My, and Huong Son.

Excluding the significant contribution of Vin Group stocks to VN-Index’s rise today, the broader market remains in a range-bound trend. Investors continue to maintain a cautious stance during this period.

Updates on global and Vietnamese macroeconomic developments, fluctuations in international and domestic stock markets, and notable news about listed companies.

On the afternoon of May 8, The Standing Committee of the Dong Thap Province Women’s Union (LHPN) collaborated with the Dong Thap Branch of the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) to organize a training program titled “Enhancing Management Skills and the Use of Financial Tools” for women members who are heads of business households and small business owners in the wards of Cao Lanh, My Tra, and My Ngai.

Updates on global and Vietnamese macroeconomic developments, fluctuations in international and domestic stock markets, and notable news about listed companies.

More than 37,500 athletes participated in the BIDV Run – For a Green Life 2026, covering a total distance of 2.92 million kilometers, which translates to nearly 16.8 billion VND in donations.

With the vision of "Big – Strong – Green," BIDV is confidently entering a new era, affirming its position as the region’s leading green bank and continuing its mission to serve and bring prosperity to the nation

Updates on global and Vietnamese macroeconomic developments, fluctuations in international and domestic stock markets, and notable news about listed companies.

The year 2025 came to a close for BIDV not only with impressive growth figures, but also with transformative changes taking place quietly yet profoundly at every branch and transaction office across the country.

The signing ceremony took place at the General Contractor Workshop and the launch event for the joint venture between China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) 2 and Thang Long Investment Group (TIG)

BSC has set a profit target of 700 billion VND for 2026, is accelerating its digital transformation strategy, and plans to increase its capital base to 11,000 billion VND.

BIDV The 2026 Leadership Summit, themed “Digital Economic Development – A Driver of Growth Amid Global Trade Turbulence,” marks BIDV’s pioneering step in digital transformation

In anticipation of the 69th anniversary of the Bank’s founding (April 26, 1957 – April 26, 2026), BIDV is organizing a nationwide children’s drawing contest.

On April 17, 2026, the five branches—BIDV Hoang Mai (Hanoi), Gia Lam, Ngoc Khanh (Hanoi), Hoai Duc, and Bac Ha—celebrated their 10th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in the remarkable growth of these five branches within the capital and their effective contributions to the overall development of the system.

There are journeys that are not merely measured by time, but defined by milestones, people, and values that endure over the years. For BIDV Thăng Long, that journey is one of steadfastness and innovation.

On the afternoon of April 14, 2026, BIDV held an important meeting with the Vietnam Peace Committee to review the results of their collaboration to date and discuss the direction of their cooperation in the coming period.

In January 2026, the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) officially announced the Sustainable Loan Framework Version 2.0, which builds on and updates the Sustainable Loan Framework initially introduced by BIDV in January 2023.

On April 13, 2026, in Hanoi, BIDV, the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the Government of Canada, and co-financing partners announced the successful mobilization of a USD 250 million medium- to long-term sustainable financing facility. ADB acted as the mandated lead arranger and book-runner for the facility.

Environmentally friendly businesses are taking advantage of preferential interest rate packages from financial institutions to invest in waste recycling technology and promote the circular economy

For the first time, residents in six provinces in North Central Vietnam are benefiting from the sale of forest carbon credits.