VIS Rating's research activities focus on in-depth analysis and providing independent perspectives on the debt market and key sectors of the economy
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Corporate Bond Market Perspective
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Corporate Bond
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Corporate Bond Market Perspective - April 2023Real estate-related liquidity issues will drive up corporate bond defaults in 2023, new regulations to provide some relief for VND113 trillion of bonds at risk
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06/04/2023 | View report |
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Credit Insights
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Macroeconomics
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Macroeconomics: Policy rate cut to support economic growthBanks and borrowers will benefit from lower funding costs
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28/03/2023 | View report |
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Credit Insights
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Residential Real Estate
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Credit Insights: Resolution No.33/NQ-CP on Solutions for Property SectorPaving the way forward to overcome legal obstacles, improve housing supply and seek new project financing
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23/03/2023 | View report |
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Presentation
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Banking
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Banking Sector - 2023 Outlook (Presentation, updated with 2022 full year financial data)Slower operating conditions to weaken profitability, liquidity to stabilize with mid-sized and small banks most at risk
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28/02/2023 | View report |
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Presentation
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Banking
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Banking Sector - 2023 Outlook (Presentation)Slower operating conditions to weaken profitability, liquidity to stabilize with mid-sized and small banks most at risk
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31/01/2023 | View report |
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Sector Outlook
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Banking
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Banking Sector - 2023 OutlookSlower operating conditions to weaken profitability, liquidity to stabilize with mid-sized and small banks most at risk
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10/01/2023 | View report |
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Corporate Bond Market Perspective
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Corporate Bond
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Corporate Bond Market Perspective - Implication of Decree 65/2022/NĐ-CPNew regulations will guide stable growth of corporate bonds, but keep new issuances subdued until 2H 2023
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11/11/2022 | View report |
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Presentation
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Corporate Bond
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Corporate Bond Market Perspective - Implication of Decree 65/2022/NĐ-CP (Presentation)New regulations will guide stable growth of corporate bonds, but keep new issuances subdued until 2H 2023
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11/11/2022 | View report |
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