Mr. Nguyen Huy Duc, a graduate of the Master of Economics program at Corvinus University in Budapest, Hungary, has several years of experience in finance and management. He has held leadership and senior advisory positions in large organizations and corporations in Vietnam and abroad. In his new role at OCB, he is expected to leverage his leadership skills and experience to accompany the Board of Directors in the next phase of the bank’s development.
Mr. Nguyen Duc Huy
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In the final quarter of the year, OCB will focus on accelerating the growth of its mid-to-high-end individual customer segment with tailored products that cater to specific needs. The bank will maximize its resources, streamline operations, prioritize business support, and expedite transaction processing. Additionally, OCB will implement new, effective policies to enhance credit quality, accelerate bad debt processing, and embrace digital transformation to achieve the best possible results by the end of 2024.
Han Dong
The Billionaire Businesswoman Behind the Katinat and Phê La Empire
With a net worth of billions of Vietnamese Dong, businesswoman Truong Nguyen Thien Kim is a force to be reckoned with. Despite her immense success and ownership of popular chains such as Katinat and Phe La, she remains modest and reserved when it comes to media attention.
“Moody’s Affirms OCB’s Rating at Ba3, Upgrades Outlook to Stable”
According to the latest announcement from Moody’s Investors Service, one of the leading international credit rating agencies, Orient Commercial Joint Stock Bank (OCB) has maintained its credit rating at Ba3 with an upgraded outlook to “stable”.
Novaland Appoints Duong Van Bac as Deputy CEO
On September 6, the Board of Directors of Novaland Investment Group Joint Stock Company (Novaland, HOSE: NVL) announced the appointment of Mr. Duong Van Bac as Deputy General Director and Chief Financial Officer of the company.
A Generous Bank Waives and Reduces a Plethora of Card Fees Starting This September
“Not only does this bank offer free card services, but it also loosens the conditions for annual fee waivers by reducing the minimum transaction turnover by over 50%. This is an incredibly attractive offer and a unique opportunity for customers to take advantage of. With such a significant reduction in the minimum transaction requirements, the bank is making its services more accessible and rewarding for all.”
