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Techcombank Crowned Vietnam's Best Private Bank at 2025 National Awards

Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent / Updated : 2025-03-29 15:07:06
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Vietnam – Techcombank has been recognized as Vietnam's premier private bank at the prestigious 2025 national private banking awards. This accolade reflects the bank's impressive financial performance and significant enhancements to its suite of services throughout the review period.

By the close of the evaluation, Techcombank had achieved a substantial D41.9 trillion ($1.63 billion) in assets under management. The bank also demonstrated robust profitability, with pre-tax profits surging by 33.5% year-on-year to reach D22.8 trillion. Overall operating income experienced a strong uplift of 28.9%, totaling D37.4 trillion, while net interest income saw a remarkable 33.9% increase to D26.9 trillion compared to the previous year.

Techcombank distinguishes itself by offering comprehensive wealth management solutions tailored to its clientele. These services include personalized investment advisory, a diverse array of investment products, and sophisticated portfolio management tools. The bank currently serves approximately 3,500 high-net-worth individuals, providing exclusive benefits such as the Techcombank Private Rewards program. This initiative allows clients to accumulate points on their transactions, which can then be redeemed for attractive gifts and VIP privileges.

Further enhancing its client offerings, Techcombank launched the Global Concierge Service in February 2024. This service provides round-the-clock advice and assistance across various aspects of life, catering to the needs of its discerning clientele. Demonstrating a commitment to future generations, the bank also collaborated with VinUni in July 2024 to introduce a financial management training program for the children (aged 12 to 15) of its private banking members. The program covered essential modules such as money and transactions, financial planning and management, as well as investment risks and benefits.

This award underscores the growth and increasing sophistication of Vietnam's wealth management sector. The market is experiencing rapid expansion, fueled by a growing affluent class. Projections indicate a significant rise in the number of millionaires and ultra-high-net-worth individuals in Vietnam in the coming years, making it an attractive market for wealth management services. Techcombank's focus on personalized services, diverse product offerings, and commitment to client education positions it well to capitalize on these trends and maintain its leadership in the Vietnamese private banking landscape.

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