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1. Urgency of topic
Banks are considered as the lifeblood of the economy. Thanks to the
operation of the commercial banking system (commercial banks), especially the
credit granting, it has ensured all economic conditions for entities to operate,
meeting timely capital sources for operations, production and business
activities, thereby ensuring improving labor productivity, expanding production
effectively, providing quality products for the society. As a result, safety in the
credit granting activities of banks is always the top concern of managers.
In practice, according to the data reported on the banking sector every
year, the interest income of the banking system in Vietnam accounts for 75% -
80% of the total revenue of the bank. However, based on many domestic and
foreign research projects, at the same time stemming from the fact that banks
increasingly promote outward capital flows to create motivation for production
and business development, The economic target is also potentially more risky
and if not strictly controlled, the consequences will be very ominous. Therefore,
the introduction of a management system that limits risks in credit granting
activities and balances the development pressure and credit risk management to
suit the development conditions of the market economy in Vietnam generally,
and commercial banks in particularly, are always very important issues.
Currently, in the group of commercial banks in Vietnam, although it is only a
private joint-stock bank, VPBank (Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial
Bank) in recent years has always maintained its position in the top commercial
banks with the most profitable commercial banking system in Vietnam.
Besides, VPBank has also participated in the top 50 most valuable brands in
Vietnam as announced by the world-famous brand valuation firm Brand
Finance. Two fundamental motivations for VPBank to achieve impressive
growth in the past few years are the remarkable prosperity in retail services and
consumer credit services. Both of these two business segments are aimed at
individual customers, according to analysts, with the penetration of the
consumer market of Vietnamese commercial banks still at a low level as today,
along with With the advantages of existing legal regulations and the dominance
of FE Credit (a subsidiary of VPBank), VPBank has and will still dominate the
consumer lending market in Vietnam. In addition, VPBank's credit products are
also diversified and through many credit channels such as retail, small and
medium enterprises, small businesses, CMB & CIB, ..., which has ensured the
growth rate to be maintained. credit school average above the banking system
average in recent years. With such credit growth, the inevitable consequence is
the growth rate of bad debts, and the NPL ratio of VPBank tends to increase
year by year. VPBank's overdue debt ratio increased in the same direction with
the development of consumer loans. Currently, VPBank's business strategy is