Meet Trần Hùng Huy – Chairman of the Board of Directors of Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (ACB)!
On the evening of August 13, the Facebook page Thông Tin Chính Phủ (Government Information) drew attention by posting information about a Vietnamese bank being invited to attend and speak at the APEC Public-Private Dialogue Forum for the first time. The event gathered policymakers, scholars, and entrepreneurs from 21 member economies.
Entrepreneur Trần Hùng Huy also shared this photo on his personal page, causing a stir.
During the APEC PPD discussion, entrepreneur Trần Hùng Huy spoke on the topic of “Building a Sustainable System to Adapt to Demographic Changes.”
APEC PPD is a series of dialogues aimed at connecting the public sector, businesses, and academia to discuss and develop solutions to the region’s common challenges. In 2025, PPD was held as part of the SOM3 Senior Officials’ Meeting in South Korea, focusing on two main themes: responding to demographic changes and cooperation in artificial intelligence.
The information quickly gained attention from the public. Mr. Trần Hùng Huy’s information was widely searched by netizens, receiving many praises. “His profile is indeed impressive; he’s both talented and charismatic,” commented a netizen.
Entrepreneur Trần Hùng Huy is dubbed the “banking magnate.”
Entrepreneur Trần Hùng Huy, born in 1978, is the son of Mr. Trần Mộng Hùng, one of the founders of ACB, and Mrs. Đặng Thị Thu Thủy, a member of the ACB Board of Directors.
The businessman graduated with a Master of Business Administration from Chapman University (USA) in 2002. In 2011, he completed his doctoral dissertation in economics at Golden Gate University (USA).
In 2012, Mr. Trần Hùng Huy officially took over as Chairman of ACB. At 34, he became the youngest bank chairman in Vietnam at that time.
According to the Semi-Annual Corporate Governance Report for the first half of 2025, Mr. Trần Hùng Huy owns 176,021,482 ACB shares, representing a 3.43% ownership stake.
In addition to his impressive achievements and substantial wealth, the ACB Chairman also stands out for his dashing and charismatic appearance.
Trần Hùng Huy is not only famous in the business world but also a well-known figure on social media. Netizens affectionately call him the “heartthrob magnate” for his good looks and intelligence.
In June 2023, Mr. Hùng Huy caused a stir with his performance, singing and dancing to a mashup of “Always Remember Us This Way” and “Cô Đơn Trên Sofa.”
He is one of the few bank leaders who openly maintains a personal social media account.
On his social media, the businessman actively shares updates about his work, personal life, hobbies, sports, and travel. He also interacts with his followers but remains discreet about his private life.
His visuals and fashion sense in everyday life are often praised.
He frequently shares his daily activities, hobbies, and travel experiences on social media.
At almost 50 years old, Trần Hùng Huy is still considered charismatic and good-looking.
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