“The Ultimate in Sky-High Finance”
Vietnam’s millionaire class (HNWI) is booming, having increased by almost 98% in a decade to reach ~19,400 individuals by the end of 2023 (according to New World Wealth & Henley & Partners). Not only are they wealthy, but they also aspire towards sustainable values: art, education, premium real estate, and elite lifestyle experiences. To them, finance is not just about numbers, but a subtle language of legacy and sophistication, striving for harmony in their personalized financial journey, guided by empathy and deep understanding.
If Premier Banking is likened to the “business class” in the financial industry, then Private Banking is their “private jet,” offering a comprehensively personalized wealth management journey: secure, private, and worthy of their stature. It is a long-term partnership where logic and emotion intersect, and every financial decision bears the mark of respect for their lifestyle values and generational legacy. A unique financial ecosystem, operated by financially astute experts holding prestigious international certifications.
In developed markets such as Switzerland, Singapore, the UK, and the US, Private Banking has become the inevitable standard for the ultra-elite. In Vietnam, where Premier Banking is becoming familiar, Private Banking remains a rare phenomenon, crafted only by banks with the right combination of vision, strength, and a pinnacle service mindset.
When Finance Becomes the Art of Elite Harmony
Every substantial asset has its own distinct character. And just like a work of art, true wealth lies not in numbers but in the depth of its value, the finesse of its preservation, and its ability to endure through time. In this realm, a bank is not merely a repository of money but becomes a silent partner – a “financial artist” who empathizes with the subtle nuances of their clients’ psyche, listening and cherishing every emotional shift, crafting journeys of elite harmony. Here, assets are managed as legacies, and legacies are passed on with an aura of refined excellence.
TPBank understands that the ultra-elite do not seek ostentation. They cherish exclusive experiences, discreet yet refined services, and relationships built on absolute empathy and trust. From this profound understanding, TPBank Private has been quietly crafting touchpoints of distinction, subtle yet imbued with profound sophistication.
One such touchpoint was the exquisite artistic evening, “Colorful China” – an emotional journey of artistic appreciation. TPBank Private expressed its gratitude to the elite community by offering them a refined artistic experience within the framework of the international cultural event, Musical Seasons – an academic artistic hallmark meticulously created by Ho Guom Theater. The program brought together over 300 artists from the Central Ethnic Song and Dance Ensemble of China, representing 36 ethnic minorities, to showcase the vibrant and multifaceted beauty of Chinese folk art through traditional dances, ancient melodies, and ethnic musical instruments. This event awakened cultural memories and nurtured the depths of the soul, blending Eastern heritage with a spirit of innovation, redefining traditional values with contemporary standards, and celebrating Vietnamese-Chinese friendship through sublime artistic expression.
Every detail of the event, from the individually designed invitations to the unique gifts bearing the imprint of the East, was prepared with a mindset of gratitude for timeless values, silently affirming a relationship built on knowledge, trust, and harmonious emotions.
An experience exclusively tailored for those who do not seek distinction, for they themselves embody it.
“Vietnam’s FDI Appeal Remains Unshaken by Tariff Turbulence”
Although the US administration has tweaked some tax policies amidst escalating trade tensions with China, foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam, particularly in high-tech and ancillary industries, has not witnessed significant changes. Experts attribute this stability to Vietnam’s enduring competitive edge in the global supply chain, which transcends the transient effects of international tax policies.
“Celebrating 80 Years of Independence: SHB Evokes the Spirit of ‘Happiness as a Vietnamese’”
Celebrating 80 years of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945 – August 19, 2025) and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 – September 2, 2025), SHB introduces a series of activities themed “Happiness is Being Vietnamese.” The highlight of these activities is a gift package for customers, spreading happiness and national pride to all customers and the public.
The Innovation Renaissance: From Policy to Practice
Vietnam is embarking on an era of Doi Moi 2.0, a rapid transformation from policy statements to tangible outcomes, as evidenced by the 34 laws passed in June 2025, along with far-reaching administrative reforms. In the coming months, VinaCapital anticipates an accelerated pace of infrastructure investment disbursements, particularly in the transportation and energy sectors. Similarly, the real estate sector is expected to continue benefiting from recent policies that unblock stalled projects.
Unlocking Capital: Vietnam’s Public Investment Disbursement Reaches an Estimated VND 388 Trillion by July End
As of July 31, 2025, the Ministry of Finance estimates that disbursement since the beginning of the year stands at VND 388,301.15 billion, representing 39.45% of the plan and 43.9% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister. This demonstrates a significant improvement compared to the same period in 2024, when disbursement reached only 27.76% and 33.8% of the respective plans.
The CPI for the first seven months is estimated to increase by 3.2-3.3%.
The Ministry of Finance reports that the consumer price index (CPI) for the first seven months of the year is estimated to have increased by 3.2-3.3% compared to the same period last year. This is an appropriate level that supports economic growth, especially as resources are being focused on achieving the highest possible economic expansion. Vietnam’s inflation is being carefully managed within the target range set by the National Assembly and the Government of 4.5-5%, contributing to macroeconomic stability.
