(Dân trí) - Trước làn sóng Covid-19 thứ 4 diễn biến phức tạp, FE CREDIT triển khai gói vay đặc biệt dành riêng cho cán bộ, nhân viên ngành y và ngành giáo
Unsecured loan sales may see growth accelerated in response to a Vietnamese government ban on debt collection services – however, experts believed a clearer legal framework and firmer rules would help spur a more substantial unsecured debts market.
Theo FE Credit, trên mạng xã hội xuất hiện nhiều thông tin xuyên tạc, bịa đặt tòa nhà 144 Cộng Hòa bị phong tỏa, nhân viên FE Credit sợ cách ly tập trung nên bỏ trốn. Đại diện FE Credit khẳng định đây là thông tin hoàn toàn sai sự thật.
The mega-deal between Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and FE Credit is expected to rewrite the consumer finance landscape in Vietnam. Masataka âSamâ Yoshida, head of the Cross-border Division of RECOF Corporation and CEO of RECOF Vietnam Co., Ltd., talked with VIRâs Luu Bui about the appetite of Japanese investors for the market.
How would you assess the potential of Vietnamâs consumer finance market and why is the sector attractive to overseas investors?
Masataka âSamâ Yoshida, head of the Cross-border Division of RECOF Corporation and CEO of RECOF Vietnam Co., Ltd
Consumer finance in Vietnam has been increasing strongly since around 2013 on the back of rising affluence amid strong economic growth. However, consumer finance remains relatively new to the majority of Vietnamese people, and like many emerging markets, the country presents major growth opportunities for modern consumer finance.
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Lenders are more likely to try and capitalise on overseas experience. Photo: Le Toan
In April, Japanese financial institution Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group â which is the parent of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) â successfully acquired 49 per cent in Vietnamâs largest consumer finance company FE Credit in a $1.4 billion deal â the largest financial merger and acquisition (M&A) deal in Vietnam.
Accordingly, FE Creditâs valuation is estimated to be around $2.8 billion, which is higher than mid-sized banks in Vietnam such as VIB, HDBank, SHB, and OCB.
According to an integrated service provider of financial data FiinGroup, FE Credit has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of nearly 22 with a price-to-book (P/B) ratio at 3.4, which is nearly 40 per cent higher than the average transactions involving consumer finance companies in the past few years. The price i