The Department of Enforcement of Civil Judgments and BIDV Resolve the "Bottleneck" in Credit Judgment Enforcement
On June 2, 2026, the Civil Judgment Enforcement Agency (THADS) and BIDV signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance the effectiveness of civil judgment enforcement related to bank credit
Providing financial solutions and promoting civil enforcement operations
According to the MoU, the two parties will collaborate on key areas including: organizational support and information provision to facilitate enforcement proceedings; coordinating the implementation of operational measures related to accounts, deposits, and assets; providing cash management, asset management, and financial-banking solutions to support enforcement activities; while also strengthening training, professional development, digital transformation, communication, social welfare, and community outreach activities.
BIDV affirms its role as a leading financial institution, partnering with state management agencies
Mr. Le Ngoc Lam, General Director of BIDV, stated: “The cooperation between BIDV and the THADS Management Department not only demonstrates the spirit of joint action between state agencies and financial institutions in law enforcement and the provision of public services to citizens, but also reaffirms BIDV’s commitment and responsibility as a leading financial institution, always standing shoulder-to-shoulder with administrative and public management agencies.”
Enhancing the Quality of Civil Judgment Enforcement Through an Inter-Agency Collaboration Model
Director Nguyen Thang Loi noted that in the context where the Civil Judgment Enforcement System is focusing on implementing comprehensive measures to improve the quality and efficiency of civil judgment enforcement by shortening processing times and minimizing costs; vigorously implementing policies on innovation, digital transformation, and effectively leveraging all national development resources in line with the spirit of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo, strengthening coordination between civil judgment enforcement agencies and credit institutions holds immense practical significance.
The cooperation between BIDV and the Civil Judgment Enforcement Agency not only demonstrates the spirit of joint action between state agencies and financial institutions in law enforcement and the provision of public services to citizens, but also reaffirms BIDV’s commitment and responsibility as a leading financial institution, always standing shoulder-to-shoulder with administrative and public management agencies.
