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1) Major scale indicators of VietinBank in 1Q2022 grew positively both year-to-date and year-over-year, with total assets increasing 8.6% YTD.
2) Credit continued its growth trend, increasing 8.8% YTD, while non-performing loans were well controlled at 1.25%.
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- Non-performing loans remained under control at 1.67% as of the end of 3Q2021, and the debt coverage ratio improved to 118.6%.
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This chapter discusses government spending, sectoral priorities, and debt management in Bangladesh. It outlines trends and projections for total expenditure, recurrent vs. capital expenditure, major spending categories like subsidies and transfers, and interest payments. Infrastructure sectors like agriculture, power, and transportation are priorities. The deficit is projected to be financed through external and domestic sources, with debt levels expected to rise but remain sustainable. External debt is primarily in US dollars and yen, with repayments projected to increase gradually.
- The bank reported strong financial performance in 3Q22, with net income increasing 17% quarter-over-quarter and 71% year-over-year, driven by record net interest income, higher fee income, and strict cost control.
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- The bank reported strong financial performance in 3Q22, with net income increasing 17% quarter-over-quarter and 71% year-over-year, driven by record net interest income, higher fee income, and cost control.
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- In 3Q2020 and 9M2020, VietinBank saw growth in key metrics like deposits, loans, and digital adoption despite economic headwinds.
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DETAILED BUSINESS RESULTS IN 1Q2023
MACRO-ECONOMIC AND BANKING INDUSTRY UPDATE
BUSINESS PLAN IN 2023 AND SOLUTIONS, INNOVATIONS
APPENDIX
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APPENDIX
4. Business performance in 1Q2023 achieved positive results
Page 01
HIGHLIGHTS
IN
1Q2023
TOTAL ASSETS
LOANS TO
CUSTOMERS
CUSTOMER
DEPOSITS
TOI
PROFIT BEFORE
TAX
CIR
CREDIT RISK
PROVISION
NPL
DEBT COVERAGE
RATIO
1,824 VND,Tn 0.9% (ytd)
1,333 VND,Tn 4.6% (ytd)
1,272 VND,Tn 1.9% (ytd)
17 VND,Tn 21% (yoy)
6 VND,Tn 2.7% (yoy)
25.3% 1.9% (yoy)
6.7 VND,Tn 51.9% (yoy)
1.28% 0.04% (ytd)
173% 15.4% (ytd)
INCOME GROWTH AMONG POSITIVE GROUP
(listed banks only)
SCALE
EFFICIENCY
QUALITY
5. 200
180
1Q2023
2022
1,333
1,275
1Q2023
2022
208
242
1Q2023
2022
1,824
1,808
1Q2023
2022
Major scale indicators continued to enjoy ytd
Growth vs. 2022 0.9%
TOTAL ASSETS (VND, Tn)
PLACEMENT WITH & LOANS TO OTHER C.I (VND, Tn)
14.3%
INVESTMENT SECURITIES (VND, Tn)
11.2%
LOANS TO CUSTOMERS (VND, Tn)
4.6%
TOTAL ASSETS STRUCTURE (%)
Total assets as at 31/03/2023 reached 1,824 VND, Tn (+0.9% ytd).
In which, Loans to customers was up 4.6% ytd; Investment
securities was up 11.2% ytd owing to increase in Debt securities
issued by credit institutions. Placement with & loans to other credit
institutions went down 14% ytd due to VietinBank’s flexible
conversion of capital channels to optimize business efficiency.
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2022
1Q2023 71.5%
11.4% 11%
Loans to customers
Placement with & loans to other C.I
Investment securities
Trading securities
Cash and cash equivalents
Balances with the SBV
Derivative financial instruments
Long-term investments
Fixed assets
Other assets
3.4% 1.2%
HIGHLIGHTS
IN
1Q2023
68.8% 13.4%
10%
4.5%
1.6%
Growth vs. 2022
Growth vs. 2022
Growth vs. 2022
6. 112
91
1Q2023
2022
177
209
1Q2023
2022
100
105
1Q2023
2022
1,711
1,700
1Q2023
2022
Major scale indicators continued to enjoy ytd
0.6%
TOTAL LIABILITIES (VND, Tn)
Funding structure as at 31/03/2023 reached 1,711 VND, Tn (+0.6% ytd).
In which: Balances with the Govt. and the SBV as well as Deposits &
Borrowings from other and capital balance needs of VietinBank;
Valuable paper issue credit institutions decreased 4.5% and 15.4% ytd
respectively in line with the liquidityd was up 22.1% ytd to diversify
mobilization channels and optimize the term structure of capital.
BALANCES WITH THE GOVT. AND THE SBV (VND, Tn)
4.5%
DEPOSITS & BORROWINGS FROM OTHER C.I (VND, Tn)
15.4%
TOTAL LIABILITIES STRUCTURE (%)
CUSTOMER DEPOSITS (VND, Tn)
Growth vs. 2022 1.9%
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VALUABLE PAPERS ISSUED (VND, Tn)
22.1%
Due to the Govt. and the SBV
Deposits & borrowings from other C.I
Customer deposits
Other borrowed & entrusted funds
Valuable papers issued
Other liabilities
HIGHLIGHTS
IN
1Q2023
73%
12%
5%
6%
3%
74%
10%
6%
7%
3%
2022
1Q2023
1,272
1,249
1Q2023
2022
Growth vs. 2022
Growth vs. 2022
Growth vs. 2022
Growth vs. 2022
7. Profit grew well thanks to good core revenue sources
+24.8% +52% -11.1% +21% +12.9% +24% +51.9% +2.7%
YoY
12.4
17.0
12.7
6.0
2.3
2.4
4.3
6.7
NII (excl.
Guarantee
fee)
NFI (incl.
guarantee
fee)
Other
income
TOI Operating
expenses
Net profit
before risk
provisions
Risk
provisions
PBT
Unit: VND, Tn
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TOI 1Q2023 reached 17 VND, Tn (+21% yoy). Notably:
(i) NII was up 24.8% yoy thanks to scale improvement
coupled with improving profitability from credit portfolio
restructuring and risk control; (ii) Net income from FX
trading continued to grow strongly +49.6% yoy as
VietinBank continued to diversify the structure of FX
products and promoted the development of new
customers in the market, especially FDI, SME and Retail
sectors.
Net profit from other activities in 1Q2023 reached
more than 1,000 VND billion (-45.7% yoy) mainly due to
the impact of VietinBank's progress in handling and
recovery of bad debts in the context of the economy and
real estate market facing many difficulties (recovery from
written-off bad debts reached 642 VND billion, -33.6%
yoy).
Net profit before provision expenses for credit
losses in 1Q2023 reached 12.7 VND, Tn (+24% yoy).
VietinBank actively spent resources to set up risk
provisions in accordance with regulations in order to
increase the financial reserve buffer for the bank's
operations in the coming time, credit risk provision cost
in 1Q2023 was 6.7 VND, Tn (+51.9% yoy). Accordingly,
PBT in 1Q2023 reached 6,000 VND billion, (+2.7% yoy).
HIGHLIGHTS
IN
1Q2023
8. HIGHLIGHTS IN 1Q2023
DETAILED BUSINESS RESULTS IN 1Q2023
MACRO-ECONOMIC AND BANKING INDUSTRY UPDATE
BUSINESS PLAN IN 2023 AND SOLUTIONS, INNOVATIONS
APPENDIX
9. 968 966 946 999 1,043
244 240 243 250 230
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 2022
audit
1Q2023
Term deposits CASA
49.5%
49.8%
49.4%
49.7%
52.4%
12.1%
12.6%
12.8%
14.1%
12.9%
24.8%
24.7%
25.6%
24.8%
23.3%
9.6%
9.5%
9.1%
8.6%
8.5%
1Q2022
2Q2022
3Q2022
2022
audit
1Q2023
Retail SME Large corp. FDI
Capital continued to grow, structure shifted towards increased proportion of retail segment
Customer deposits in
1Q2023 was up 1.9% ytd.
Funding growth was lower
than credit growth because
the macro market did not
show favorable signals,
leading customers to
prioritize using their own
capital for production and
business activities.
The proportion of Retail
deposits grew strongly
from 49.7% in 2022 to
52.4% in 1Q2023.
Customer deposits
as at 28/02/2023
(Source: SBV)
CASA (*)
8.1% ytd
230 VND, Tn
95.1% 94.8% 94.5% 94.4% 94.3%
4.9% 5.2% 5.5% 5.6% 5.7%
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 2022
audit
1Q2023
VND Foreign currencies
Term deposits
4.4% ytd
1,043 VND, Tn
Unit: VND, Tn
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10.6%
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
(*): Figures according to FS excluding FI segment.
10. (*): Since 1Q2022, VietinBank moved super micro segment from Retail to Corporate
segment; and monitored FI segment separately.
CASA funding from retail and FI segments increased
49.0% 52.3% 50.0% 50.9% 46.9%
41.3% 39.0%
34.5% 31.6% 32.9%
9.7% 8.7% 15.5% 17.5% 20.1%
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 2022
audit
1Q2023
FI Retail Corporate
Strongly improve tech-savvy products and services
and improve customer service quality.
Effectively deploy campaigns to attract new
customers using eFAST and iPay, opening
accounts through eKYC.
Deploy free account packages to promote customer
expansion and increase payment sales through
VietinBank system.
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In comparison to 31/12/2022, the proportion of CASA funding
from corporate customers decreased, while CASA funding
from retail and FI increased in total CASA funding.
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
11. Loan balance continued its growth trend and portfolio structure shifted positively
FDI
70VND, Tn
16.7% ytd
91.8% 92.1% 92.8% 93.8% 93.7%
8.2% 7.9% 7.2% 6.2% 6.3%
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 2022
audit
1Q2023
VND Foreign currencies
61.2%
60.0%
59.7%
60.6%
62.4%
6.0%
6.0%
6.0%
6.5%
6.2%
32.8%
34.0%
34.3%
32.9%
31.5%
1Q2022
2Q2022
3Q2022
2022
audit
1Q2023
Short term Mid-term Long term
414 446 458 473 487
321 331 330 335 339
416 395 388 399 421
67 64 62 60 70
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 2022
audit
1Q2023
FDI Large corp. SME Retail
Unit: VND, Tn
(*): Since 1Q2022, VietinBank moved customers in micro-sized segment from Retail
Banking to Corporate Banking.
SME
1.3% ytd
339VND, Tn
Large corp.
Retail
3.1% ytd
487VND, Tn
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421VND, Tn
5.7% ytd
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
Loan balance in 1Q2023 grew
4.6% ytd, mainly in the
segment of large corporate
customers (up 16.7% ytd) and
FDI (up 5.7% ytd).
The proportion of retail loans in
1Q2023 slightly decreased
(from 37.1% in 2022 down to
36.6% in 1Q2023) mainly
because in 1Q2023 the
government did not implement
the stimulus policies like in
2022 and real estate loans
could not be disbursed.
However, in 2023, VietinBank
still focuses on retail and SME
growth, prioritizing growth
resources for individual and
SME customers, industries with
good growth potential such as
electricity, telecommunications,
electrical equipment...
12. Loan growth was concentrated in highly potential industries/fields for growth
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
LOANS BREAKDOWN BY SECTOR (31/03/2023) RETAIL LENDING BREAKDOWN BY PRODUCT
11%
LENDING MARKET SHARE AS AT 31/03/2023 (source: CIC)
31.8%
32.6%
58.6%
57.5%
4.0%
4.4%
1Q2023
2022
Retail loans mainly focused on production, business and
real estate, accounting for 90.4% of total retail loans.
Real estates loans
was down from
32.6% to 31.8%
Production and business loans
went up from 57.5% to 58.6%
Consumer loans was
down from 4.4% to 4%
Real estates loans
Production & business loans
Car loans
Credit card
Consumer loans
Others
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Unit: VND, Tn
35.2%
21.8%
17.8%
6.5%
4.9%
0.7%
3.6%
1.7%
5.3%
2.6% 34
9
23
47
66
70
86
237
291
469
Manufacturing &
processing
Trading & services
Mining
Agriculture, forestry &
aquaculture
Logistics, information
and communication
Construction
Electricity, fuel gas &
hot water
Households business
Other sectors
Wholesale & retail,
repairing of cars, motor
vehicles, motor cycles
13. Debt quality was under control in accordance with approved plan
1.25%
1.35%
1.42%
1.24%
1.28%
197.2%
189.6%
222.4%
188.4%
173.0%
1Q2022
2Q2022
3Q2022
4Q2022
1Q2023
1.0
2.1
4.3
5.4
0.6
3M2022
6M2022
9M2022
2022
3M2023
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In 1Q2023, Vietnam's economy faced with many difficulties from the general developments of the world economy (inflationary pressure, quiet real
estate market, debt pressure due to bond payment, decelerating exports...). This had a significant impact on the production and business and the debt
repayment ability of customers, thereby affecting the debt quality at VietinBank. NPL out of outstanding loans in 1Q2023 stood at 1.28%, a both yoy and
ytd increase. Credit risk provision cost in 1Q2023 was 6.7 VND, Tn (+51.9% yoy). NPL coverage ratio in 1Q2023 was 173%.
Recovery from written-off bad debts in 1Q2023 reached 642 VND billion (-33.6% yoy) due to the impact of VietinBank's progress in handling and
recovering bad debts in the context of the economy and real estate market facing many difficulties..
In the remaining months of 2023, VietinBank will focus on improving risk management capacity and controlling bad debt below 1.8%. At the same time,
VietinBank aims to increase NPL coverage ratio, improves financial capacity, and ability to withstand possible risks from the economy.
INCOME FROM BAD DEBT RECOVERY
(VND, Tn)
NPL/OUTSTANDING LOANS
(%)
NPL COVERAGE RATIO
(%)
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
14. 56.7%
42.2%
0.3%
0.8%
Flexible and safe investment portfolio
Unit: VND, Tn
50.3% 48.6%
0.3%
0.9%
Interbank Debt securities
Equity securities Long term investment
FY 2022
1Q2023
182.8 178.2 187.2 180.4 200.5
4.3 1.3 1.3 1.6 1.4
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 4Q2022 1Q2023
Trading securities Investment securities
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Investment portfolio as at 31/03/2023 reached 413 VND, Tn (-3.6% ytd). In
which:
Investment securities portfolio as at 31/03/2023 reached over 200 VND, Tn,
up 11.2% ytd mainly due to increase in debt securities issued by credit
institutions.
Trading securities portfolio as at 31/03/2023 reached 1.4 VND, Tn, down
15.7% ytd due to the fact that VietinBank actively maintained a prudent
business status to ensure safety from business activities in the context of a
sharp increase in interest rates from the US Govt. bond market.
Note: Investment portfolio does not include risk provision.
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
15. Liquidity continued to be maintained stably
82.8%
82.9%
82.3%
79.0%
82.6%
25.8%
27.2%
27.7%
25.7%
24.6%
1Q2022
2Q2022
3Q2022
4Q2022
1Q2023
12.8%
13.2%
14.8%
15.1%
13.2%
VietinBank continued to well control the LDR ratio at a safe, effective level and ensure compliance with SBV’s regulations.
Compared to FY2022, VietinBank's LDR ratio increased by 3.6 percentage points because customer deposits grew slower than
customer loans.
The ratio of short-term capital for medium and long-term loans of VietinBank was much slower than minimum requirement of the
SBV showing that VietinBank still had abundant room to promote medium and long-term loan growth and improving capital
efficiency.
VietinBank's liquidity reserve ratio is always maintained at a safe level and ensures compliance with SBV’s regulations.
Note: since 4Q2022, liquidity ratios are calculated according to the provisions of Circular 22 of the SBV.
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DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
LIQUIDITY RESERVE RATIO
LDR RATIO
RATIO OF SHORT TERM
FUNDING USED BY MEDIUM
& LONG TERM LOANS
16. (*): Other income in service fee income include: Commission fee collected from
cooperation in selling life insurance with Manulife, fee collection from entrustment and
agency operations, fee collection from import - export LC….
NFI (including guarantee
fee) in 1Q2023 reached
nearly 2.3 VND, Tn (+52%
yoy) thanks to the
implementation of sales
promotion, expanding
customer base along with
improving service quality,
meeting diversified and
comprehensive financial
service needs of customers.
In which, fee from guarantee
increased by 55.7% yoy; fee
from other activities
increased by 30.9% yoy.
Trade finance in 1Q2023
FX trading on Market 2
in 1Q2023
FX trading on Market 1
in 1Q2023
Turnover of payment of
VietinBank’s card in 2022
Service fee structure changed positively
8.2% 9.6% 8.2% 7.5% 7.0% 8.6%
38.1% 33.8%
31.5% 31.1% 30.9% 25.7%
24.9% 28.0%
29.0% 27.9% 25.9%
23.2%
28.9% 28.7% 31.3% 33.5% 36.2%
42.6%
2021 3T2022 6T2022 9T2022 2022
audit
3T2023
Guarantee Settlement Insurance service business Others (*)
16.2%
11-13%
13-14.5%
13.8%
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DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
17. 0.2
0.9
0.5
2.8 11.8%
Personnel expenses
Assets expenses
Administrative
expenses
Other expenses
10.1%
18.9%
11.0%
In the current period of economic fluctuations and difficulties,
VietinBank practiced thrift, prioritized resources to digital
transformation activities, and directly supported business
operations. Besides, in 1Q2023, VietinBank’s TOI continued
to improve, reaching a growth rate higher than the growth rate
of operating expenses. Accordingly, VietinBank’s CIR in
1Q2023 reached 25.3%, lower than CIR of 27.2% in 1Q2022.
Reasonable cost control
27.2% 27.0%
27.3%
29.6%
25.3%
3M2022 6M2022 9M2022 2022
audit
3M2023
Breakdowns of operating cost 1Q2023
VND, Tn
Vs.1Q2022
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DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
18. 6.75% 7.06% 7.30% 7.59%
9.03%
3.63% 3.67% 3.76% 3.99%
5.58%
1Q2022 2Q2022 3Q2022 2022
audit
1Q2023
Lending rate Deposit rate
2.66%
2.83%
2.92%
2.93% 2.94%
3M2022 6M2022 9M2022 2022
audit
3M2023
1.5%
1.5%
1.3% 1.3%
1.3%
19.9% 19.3%
17.0% 16.7%
17.7%
3M2022 6M2022 9M2022 2022
audit
3M2023
ROA ROE
Efficiency indicators continued to improve
Liquidity of the banking system was stable in 1Q2023.
3.32% 3.39% 3.45% 3.68%
4.92%
3M2022 6M2022 9M2022 2022
audit
3M2023
VietinBank’s NIM in 3M2023 reached 2.94%, continuing to improve both yoy and
ytd.
COF in 3M2023 was 4.92%, up 1.24 percentage point ytd, following the strong
increasing trend of deposit interest rates.
VietinBank’s ROA and ROE in 1Q2023 continued to improve yoy,
reaching 1.3% and 17.7% respectively.
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Increase the profitability of assets through increasing the proportion of
loans to customers with high efficiency in credit balance structure such
as SME, Retail.
Promoting the advantages of the financial ecosystem among branches
and subsidiaries of VietinBank.
Control cost of capital through attracting and increasing the proportion of
payment deposits and short-term deposits; implementing international
loan contracts to support the balance with reasonable costs.
Control of asset quality well, identify risks early, strengthen control of
NPLs and problem debts as well as recover NPLs and written-off debts.
DETAILED
BUSINESS
RESULTS
IN
1Q2023
19. Promote solutions to develop retail segment, improve competition and market share
PROPORTION OF TRANSACTIONS VIA iPAY
CHANNEL OUT OF TOTAL TRANSACTIONS
OF INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS
By 1Q2023, nearly 90% of individual customer
transactions are made via iPay, up 14.4%
compared to that of 2021.
72.6% 85.8% 87%
2021 2022 1Q2023
BUSINESS
PLAN
IN
2023
AND
SOLUTIONS,
INNOVATIONS
Over features and utilities are integrated
in VietinBank iPay, helping users to enjoy the
fullest and most optimal life according to the "All
in one" criterion.
Over connected suppliers, fully
meeting the needs of customers with the motto
“thousands of features, hundreds of utilities".
2021
2022
1Q2023
4.6
6.3
6.7
NO. OF CUSTOMERS USING iPAY
382
745
NO. OF TRANSACTION VIA iPAY CHANNEL
244
As of 31/03/2023, VietinBank has got approximately 6.7
million individual customers using iPay, up 33.6% yoy;
reaching 244 million transactions, up 76.6% yoy.
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2021
2022
1Q2023
yoy
76.6%
yoy
33.6%
Unit: Million customers
Unit: Million transaction
20. BUSINESS
PLAN
IN
2023
AND
SOLUTIONS,
INNOVATIONS
In 2022, VietinBank officially launched the
VietinBank eFAST digital banking platform,
upgrading 81 existing features and
developing 55 new utility features.
eFAST is a professional, understanding,
dedicated, user-friendly and completely
free application for enterprises.
VietinBank eFAST is the only
representative of Vietnam to win the award
“Asia Pacific's Most Innovative Digital
Bank” presented by Asian Banker.
2021
2022
1Q2023
NO. OF INSTITUTIONAL CUSTOMER USING eFAST
NO. OF TRANSACTION VIA eFAST CHANNEL
TRANSACTION VALUE VIA eFAST CHANNEL
yoy
20.8%
yoy
6.7%
yoy
18.2%
Unit: VND, quadrillion
200
68% 80% 81%
2021 2022 1Q2023
PROPORTION OF TRANSACTIONS
VIA DIGITAL CHANNEL OF
INSTITUTIONAL CUSTOMERS
The digital channel conversion rate of
institutional customers reached 81% of
total transactions, an increase of 13%
compared to 2021.
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VietinBank takes the lead in digital banking application for institutional customers
Unit: VND, thousand
Unit: Million transaction
2021
2022
1Q2023
2021
2022
1Q2023
192
164
24
33
8.3
3.6
5.1
1.4
21. General summary
In 1Q2023, VietinBank enjoyed credit growth rate of 4.6%, higher than industry average of 2.06%, with focus on
oriented and selective growth in production and business activities. Deposits of customers grew by 1.9% ytd, in
which, retail customer segment contributed the most to deposit growth. In the context of common decline in CASA
capital in the whole market in 1Q2023, VietinBank was among the banks with the lowest CASA decrease.
VietinBank's NPL ratio was still maintained and well controlled at 1.28%. VietinBank continued to actively allocate
financial resources for risk provisions in accordance with regulations in order to increase the reserve buffer for the
bank's operations in the coming time. Provision cost in 1Q2023 went up 51.9% yoy; NPL coverage ratio was 173%.
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SCALE
INDICATORS
VietinBank’s TOI increased by 21% yoy, at a positive level (among listed banks), with main drivers being increase in
NII (up 24.8% yoy) and NFI.
NFI (including guarantee fee) amounted to nearly 2.3 VND trillion, a hike of 52% yoy, being the bank with the
highest NFI in the banking industry in 1Q2023.
NIM remained at the same level of 2022 in the context of many banks' decline as capital costs increased faster than
return on assets. The CIR rate was well controlled and among the lowest in the industry.
QUALITY
INDICATORS
EFFICIENCY
INDICATORS
22. HIGHLIGHTS IN 1Q2023
DETAILED BUSINESS RESULTS IN 1Q2023
MACRO-ECONOMIC AND BANKING INDUSTRY UPDATE
BUSINESS PLAN IN 2023 AND SOLUTIONS, INNOVATIONS
APPENDIX
23. Source: GSO, EIU (Dec22), IMF (Oct22), WB (Jan23), IHS Markit
GDP growth in 1Q2023 reached 3.32% - lower than expected due to influence of the world economy
The overall 12-month price index
dropped sharply from 4.8% in
January 2023 to 3.35% in March
2023, helping the average CPI drop
to 4.18%. However, core inflation
remains at a higher level than overall
inflation, putting pressure on the
target of monetary stability and
inflation control in 2023..
IIP and PMI have
been still in
downtrend since
August 2022 until
now amid many
enterprises
received less
export orders.
Registered FDI amounted to 5.45
USD billion (-38.8% yoy), due to
declines in manufacturing and real
estate sectors. Disbursed FDI only
reached USD 4.3 billion (-2.2%).
Public investment capital reached
10.35% of the plan assigned by the
Government, lower than the same
period in 2022 (11.88% of the plan).
The growth driver in
1Q2023 mainly came
from domestic
consumption. The
Govt. chose the GDP
growth scenario of
6.5% in 2023.
Retail sales of goods and
services grew slowly
(+13.44% yoy, up 10.3%
excluding price factor) and
are expected to increase in
2Q2023 with China
recovery.
Trade balance in 1Q2023
enjoyed a surplus of 10.49 USD
billion. Import and export growth
slowed down (-11.8% yoy),
mainly due to seafood (-27%),
mobile phone components (-
12.2%). Imports also fell sharply
(-15.36% yoy) in raw materials
for export.
MACRO-ECONOMIC
AND
BANKING
INDUSTRY
UPDATE
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3.32%
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
QUARTERLY GDP
6.80%
6.30%
6.50%
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023F
ANNUAL GDP
GDP thực hiện MUFG
EIU WB
Bộ KHĐT
Realized GDP
47.7
3.6%
9.1%
-1.6%
1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
CPI bq (%) ytd_x% CPI (%) YoY_x%
Lạm phát cơ bản (%) yoy_x% Average of Dầu thô WTI (USD)
Average CPI (ytd)
Core inflation (yoy)
CPI (yoy)
Crude oil WTI
13.44%
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3
2021 2022 2023
Sum of BLHHDV (VNDb) Tăng trưởng BLHHDV
6.5
0.0
-8.0
4.0 1.2
4.0 11.0
31.0
10.5
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1
2021 2022 2023
Xuất khẩu YTD USDb Nhập khẩu YTD USDb CCTM YTD (USDb)
89 95 103 101
8 12 17 18
104 111 120 135
167
290
323 329
368
508
562 583
Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1
2020 2021 2022 2023
Tổng số
Export Import Trade balance
Sales volume Growth rate Private capital State-related capital Other capital
FDI capital Total
PMI Balanced PMI IIP
MPI
24. Credit growth in 1Q2023 was low (2.06% ytd
and 9.96% yoy) focusing on manufacturing and
business sectors as well as prioritized fields.
Credit fueled to potential risk areas was
controlled.
Deposit growth was also low (0.77% ytd).
Liquidity of money market was abundant.
On-balance sheet NPL ratio was controlled at
1.92% at the end of 2022 (in 2021: 1.49%).
However, there was still the risk of bad debt
increasing in 2023 locally at some banks with
low asset quality.
The US monetary policy reduced the intensity of tightening
when it increased by only 0.25% on March 23, 2023 to 5%.
The total rate increase of the FED during the tightening cycle
was 4.75% - the highest in history.
EU inflation reached a record high in February 2023. ECB
raised interest rates to 3% on 16/3/2023 and was expected to
continue the upward cycle.
The SBV cut down 1% on discounted rate and overnight
lending rate, cut down 0.5% on refinancing rate, maximum
short-term loan interest rate…
Vietnam trade balance enjoyed a surplus of approx. 4 USD
billion, along with a decrease in DXY index, supporting
USD/VND exchange rate to be stable at 23,464. From
December 2022 to now, the Fed's interest rate hike has no
longer had a great impact on the USD/VND exchange rate.
Money market liquidity was abundant after the SBV cut the
operating interest rate...
Source: SBV
Fed slowed down rate hikes, possibly to increase by
only 0.25% at its May meeting. The maximum interest rate
of the tightening cycle is forecasted in the range of 5 -
5.25%, and the interest rate increase cycle is expected to
end in July 2023.
The SBV oriented credit growth in 2023 at about 14-
15%, in line with actual developments and situations, both
stabilizing the currency and supporting economic growth.
External challenges: (i) The impact of tight monetary
policies in the US and EU caused a crisis to the banking
and financial system, negatively affecting the global
economy in general and Vietnam's economy in particular;
(ii) China forecasts full recovery in 2Q2023, upward
pressure on oil and other commodity prices;
Internal challenges: (i) Liquidity of the economy face
local difficulties in the real estate sector; (ii) The corporate
bond market partially removed its blockages, however the
issue volume still declined greatly, and businesses faced
difficulties in raising capital.
Operating interest rates turned down and the exchange rate remained stable
REGULATIONS EFFECTIVE FROM 2023 THAT IMPACT
BANKING SYSTEM :
Circular No. 02/2023/TT-NHNN dated April 23, 2023
regarding regulations on credit institutions, foreign bank
branches to restructure debt repayment terms and
maintain debt groups to support customers.
Circular No. 03/2023/TT-NHNN dated April 23, 2023
regarding provisions on suspension of the implementation
of Clause 11, Article 4 of Circular No. 16/2021/TT-NHNN
dated November 10, 2021 on the purchase and sale of
corporate bonds by credit institutions and foreign bank
branches.
MACRO-ECONOMIC
AND
BANKING
INDUSTRY
UPDATE
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2.2%
0.3%
1.5%
3.6%
0.8%
3.1%
1.3%
3.0%
6.0%
2.1%
Q1/2019 Q1/2020 Q1/2021 Q1/2022 Q1/2023
INTEREST RATES
EXCHANGE RATE
O/N avg. interbank rate 1M avg. interbank rate Discounted rate
Central rate VCB selling rate FED rate
1Q2019 1Q2020 1Q2021 1Q2022 1Q2023
Deposit growth rate (%) Credit growth rate (%)
25. HIGHLIGHTS IN 1Q2023
DETAILED BUSINESS RESULTS IN 1Q2023
MACRO-ECONOMIC AND BANKING INDUSTRY UPDATE
BUSINESS PLAN IN 2023 AND SOLUTIONS, INNOVATIONS
APPENDIX
26. VietinBank continues to promote in-depth development strategy in 2023
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BUSINESS
PLAN
IN
2023
AND
SOLUTIONS,
INNOVATIONS
DEBT QUALITY CONTROL AND
CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT
IMPROVEMENT OF SERVICE QUALITY
INCREASE IN LABOR PRODUCTIVITY
EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF CAPITAL
BALANCE
DEVELOPMENT AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION STRATEGY
CASA growth: with the goal of improving cost of fund,
reducing pressure on NIM.
Non-interest income growth: with focus on
promoting trade finance and international payment,
guarantee, insurance and cards.
Exploitation of ecosystem and cross-selling:
through promoting the exploitation of payroll
customers and serving ecosystems of customers and
chains.
On-going written-off debts collection and
strengthening debt settlement model.
27. 01 02 03
04 05 06
VietinBank’s business plan for 2023
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BUSINESS
PLAN
IN
2023
AND
SOLUTIONS,
INNOVATIONS
TOTAL ASSETS
Up 5 – 10%
CREDIT EXPOSURE
(in accordance with
SBV’s approval)
FUNDING
(Growth in line with
credit growth)
PROFIT BEFORE
TAX
(According to the
State Authority’s
approval)
NPL
< 1.8%
DIVIDEND
(According to the
State Authority’s
approval)
28. Promote solutions to develop retail segment, improve competition and market share
GROWING CASA AND FUND MOBILIZATION
Accelerating CASA growth; promoting advantages of transaction network,
improving measures to retain and attract new priority customers, strengthening
communication of VietinBank's brand identity in the area to exploit and
develop the source of term deposits...
IMPROVING NON-INTEREST INCOME AND OPTIMIZING COST
Promoting card and insurance activities to bring in important fee revenue in
2023 and the following years; Actively promoting and implementing new fees;
increasing exploitation of new products and services for retail customers…
DEVELOPING NEW CUSTOMERS THROUGH ECOSYSTEM OF
CORPORATE CUSTOMER AND DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM
Promoting activities from Fintech ecosystem; speeding up cross-selling
activities; packaging products and services to the final distribution chains;
developing partner network through eKYC, ecosystem on iPay, eFAST…
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BUSINESS
PLAN
IN
2023
AND
SOLUTIONS,
INNOVATIONS
IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF RETAIL LOANS PORTFOLIO
Focusing resources on growth of retail loans to increase the proportion of retail
to total outstanding loans (to 40% on average); Restructuring portfolio into high
NIM efficient products; Improving the structure of retail loans, approaching the
balance structure of competitive banks…
PREMIUM BANKING
− Segment with high
proportion of CASA
AFFLUENT
− Potential segments
for new services
MASS AFFLUENT
− Segment with large
proportion of
customers
29. Tiếp tục triển khai mạnh mẽ chuyển đổi số
Continue to vigorously implement digital transformation
to provide convenient and outstanding products and
services to customers
01 Building a modern, convenient, streamlined,
customer-oriented distribution channel.
02 Connecting partners, building a customer-
centric ecosystem.
03 Streamline business processes, increase
labor productivity.
04
Applying Big data, AI, Machine Learning to
data analysis.
05
Researching and deploying new
technologies such as cloud technology,
enhancing information security and safety.
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Digital transformation to enhance customer
experience, put customers at the center to
develop comprehensive financial solutions
for customers.
Digital transformation to improve internal
efficiency of the bank.
Treat data as the bank's assets, exploit and
enrich to improve management and
business capacity.
Researching and applying new
technologies to operations, experimenting
with breakthrough technologies, helping to
save resources, costs and increase
efficiency.
SMART QUEUING SYSTEM
Biometric identification
technology, shortening
transaction time for customers
at the counter by 30-40%.
CHATBOT SOLUTION
Technology solutions that apply
machine learning technology and
artificial intelligence to interact with
people.
ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION
Deploying software robots to perform
operational tasks instead of humans.
OPEN API TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION
Easily connect with partners, helping
VietinBank build and expand the
ecosystem.
CLOUDS COMPUTING
TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION
Optimizing resources
infrastructure, flexible in using
and operating the system.
VietinBank continues expanding the scope of new technology application, creating breakthrough in digital
transformation journey
30. HIGHLIGHTS IN 1Q2023
DETAILED BUSINESS RESULTS IN 1Q2023
MACRO-ECONOMIC AND BANKING INDUSTRY UPDATE
BUSINESS PLAN IN 2023 AND SOLUTIONS, INNOVATIONS
APPENDIX
31. CTG stock performance
90%
95%
100%
105%
110%
115%
120%
125%
130%
CTG VCB BID MBB STB ACB TCB VPB VNIndex
INDICATORS VALUE
Closing price of the1st trading
session of 2023 (03/01/2023)
Closing price of the last trading
session of 1Q2023 (31/03/2023)
Price fluctuations in 1Q2023
Trading volume in 1Q2023
Trading value in 1Q2023
Trading volume of foreign
investors in 1Q2023
Foreign ownership
(31/03/2023)
EPS (31/03/2023)
P/E (31/03/2023)
BVPS (31/03/2023)
P/B (31/03/2023)
28,000 VND/share
29,200 VND/share
27,400 – 31,100 VND/share
171,860,591 shares
4,789 VND, Bn
Net buying
6,248,103 shares
28.08%
1,000 VND/share
29.2x
23,344 VND/share
1.25x
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Volume (thousand unit) CTG price (thousand VND)
APPENDIX
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32. Balance sheet
Indicators 2020 2021 2022 1Q2022 1Q2023 1Q2023 vs. 2022 1Q2023 vs. 1Q2022
ASSETS
Cash, gold and gemstones 9,930 11,331 11,067 9,732 10,510 -5.0% 8.0%
Balances with the State Bank of Vietnam (“SBV”) 57,617 23,383 29,727 19,946 22,480 -24.4% 12.7%
Placements with and loans to other credit institutions 102,533 149,317 242,432 177,089 207,791 -14.3% 17.3%
Trading securities 5,602 2,475 1,406 4,169 1,146 -18.5% -72.5%
Derivative financial instruments &
other financial assets
137 1,455 3,059 3,329 2,157 -29.5% -35.2%
Loans to customers 1,015,333 1,130,668 1,274,822 1,229,579 1,333,109 4.6% 8.4%
Provision for credit losses of loans to customers (12,582) (25,795) (29,764) (30,222) (29,470) -1.0% -2.5%
Investment securities 114,942 177,545 180,313 182,530 200,465 11.2% 9.8%
Long-term investments 3,336 3,290 3,519 3,410 3,547 0.8% 4.0%
Fixed assets 10,825 10,496 10,202 10,274 10,057 -1.4% -2.1%
Other assets 33,838 47,423 81,646 53,893 62,170 -23.9% 15.4%
Total assets 1,341,510 1,531,587 1,808,430 1,663,730 1,823,962 0.9% 9.6%
LIABILITIES AND OWNERS’ EQUITY
Borrowings from the Government and the SBV 44,597 33,294 104,779 51,245 100,059 -4.5% 95.3%
Deposits & borrowings from other credit institutions 128,519 138,834 209,430 194,898 177,279 -15.4% -9.0%
Deposits from customers 990,331 1,161,848 1,249,176 1,212,678 1,272,350 1.9% 4.9%
Financing funds, entrusted funds & exposed funds 2,733 2,528 2,392 2,457 2,319 -3.1% -5.6%
Valuable papers issued 59,876 64,497 91,370 67,897 111,592 22.1% 64.4%
Other liabilities 30,014 36,937 43,114 36,259 47,418 10.0% 30.8%
Total liabilities 1,256,071 1,437,938 1,700,262 1,565,434 1,711,017 0.6% 9.3%
Capital 46,725 57,548 57,868 57,548 57,868 0.0% 0.6%
In which: Chartered capital 37,234 48,058 48,058 48,058 48,058 0.0% 0.0%
Reserves 11,606 13,673 16,075 13,672 16,075 0.0% 17.6%
Foreign exchange differences 482 245 121 226 75 -37.7% -66.7%
Undistributed profit 26,001 21,488 33,364 26,125 38,167 14.4% 46.1%
Total owners’ equity 85,439 93,650 108,168 98,296 112,945 4.4% 14.9%
Non-controlling Interests 600 695 739 725 759 2.6% 4.7%
Total liabilities and owners’ equity 1,341,510 1,531,587 1,808,430 1,663,730 1,823,962 0.9% 9.6%
Unit: VND, Bn
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33. Income statement
Indicators 2020 1Q2022 1Q2023 1Q2023 vs. 1Q2022
Interest and similar income 83,677 84,628 104,651 22,132 32,760 48.0%
Interest and similar expenses (48,097) (42,840) (56,721) (11,986) (20,094) 67.6%
Net interest and similar income 35,580 41,788 47,930 10,146 12,666 24.8%
Fees and commission income 8,359 9,573 11,774 2,299 3,341 45.4%
Fees and commission expenses (3,996) (4,612) (5,685) (1,021) (1,341) 31.4%
Net gain/(loss) from fees & commission income 4,362 4,961 6,089 1,278 2,001 56.5%
Net gain/(loss) from trading of foreign currencies 2,000 1,812 3,570 784 1,173 49.6%
Net gain/(loss) from securities held for trading 601 496 (90) 56 28 -50.4%
Net gain from investment securities 361 224 (36) (233) 15 -106.4%
Net gain from other activities 1,929 3,398 6,605 1,878 1,020 -45.7%
Income from investments in other entities 524 477 512 161 116 -28.3%
Non-interest income 9,778 11,368 16,691 3,924 4,352 10.9%
Total operating income 45,357 53,157 64,580 14,070 17,018 21.0%
Operating expenses (16,069) (17,186) (19,304) (3,821) (4,314) 12.9%
Net profit before provision for credit losses 29,288 35,971 45,277 10,249 12,704 24.0%
Provision expense for credit losses (12,168) (18,382) (24,163) (4,427) (6,724) 51.9%
Profit before tax 17,120 17,589 21,113 5,822 5,980 2.7%
Corporate income tax expense (3,335) (3,374) (4,141) (1,125) (1,149) 2.2%
Profit after tax 13,785 14,215 16,972 4,698 4,831 2.8%
Non-controlling Interests (65) (127) (64) (34) (25) -27.0%
Owners’ net profit after tax 13,720 14,089 16,908 4,664 4,806 3.1%
Unit: VND, Bn
2021
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APPENDIX
2022
34. Calculations of financial ratios
APPENDIX
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NPL Bad debts / Total loans to customers
Debt coverage ratio Provision for credit losses on loans to customers / Bad debts
Highly liquid assets Cash, gold and gemstones + Balance with the SBV + Placement with & loans to other C.I + Govt. bond
Liquidity reserve ratio Highly liquid assets / Total liabilities
ROA Profit before tax / Average total assets
ROE Profit after tax / Average total equity
NIM Net interest income / Average profitable assets
COF Net interest expense / Average interest payable debt
CIR Operating cost / Total operating income
Financial ratios Formula
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