Xong! Bác nào bán ACB coi như khóc hận vì tin này

Chẳng hiểu đây là tiếng Pháp hay tiếng Ý
Chắc là nói ACB kém lắm không nên mua
Số đen thế vừa múc sáng nay số lượng hơi nhiều giá hơn FL 1 tí



Được huhu122001 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 15:36 ngày 08/07/2008

ĐÍu gì bon tây lông nó nói thế nào chẳng đc mai kia nó lại hạ mức ngay ý mà

Xếp hạng bằng với VCB là toi rồi. Đứng cạnh đâu thì đứng, đừng đứng cạnh VCB. Trong tứ trụ triều đình, em chỉ thấy Vietin là tin tưởng được, theo sau là BIDV, VCB thứ 3 rồi tới bác rùa Agri

Khà khà vậy là em nhận được tin chính xác rồi, lần này để lên 8X mới xả.

Hôm nay lỡ tay bán sạch rồi mới cú chứ

Fitch affirms Vietcombank at individual ''D''




Fitch Ratings has affirmed Vietnam''s Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam''s (Vietcombank) Individual Rating at ''D'' and its Support rating at ''4''.

Vietcombank''s Individual Rating is based on good profitability and adequate liquidity. Historically focused on foreign trade, the bank is somewhat more commercially oriented than its state-owned peers and has a more established investor relation function; the latter could be an advantage in the current environment of tight liquidity. The bank''s high level of unreserved impaired loans weighs on its Individual Rating. The authorities'' propensity to support is extremely high, given the bank''s state ownership and franchise, but Fitch only expects a limited probability of external support, as there are material uncertainties about their ability to do so.

"At present, downward pressure on Vietcombank''s Individual rating arises from the potential for a deterioration in asset quality through increasing defaults and declines in loan collateral given the current difficult economic environment in Vietnam," says Sabine Bauer, Director in the agency''s Financial Institutions team. "To support its Individual Rating at the current level, Fitch expects Vietcombank to improve its asset quality and maintain sound internal capital generation," added Ms. Bauer.

Vietcombank is the third-largest Vietnamese bank, with a share of 13% of system assets at end-2007. It focuses on corporate banking, foreign-exchange transactions and international trade finance. As part of the Vietnamese government''s plan to privatise state-owned companies by 2010, Vietcombank was the first state-owned bank to sell a stake to domestic shareholders (6.3%; 7.5% including employees) at end-2007.

A new Credit Update on Vietcombank will be available shortly at Fitch''s website, www.fitchresearch.com.

Fitch affirms Vietnam''s BIDV at individual ''D/E''




Fitch Ratings has affirmed Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam''s (BIDV) Individual rating at ''D/E'' and Support rating at ''4''.

BIDV''s Individual rating reflects its established franchise, good profitability and improved asset quality. It also factors in the bank''s still weak capitalisation, concentrated loan book and relatively unsophisticated risk management procedures. Although the authorities'' propensity to support the bank is extremely high, given BIDV''s state ownership and franchise, Fitch expects a limited probability of external support owing to uncertainties about the government''s ability to do so.

"BIDV''s Individual rating would benefit from stronger capitalisation and from managing the bank more commercially," said Sabine Bauer, Director in Fitch''s Financial Institutions team. "In turn, downward pressure could arise should any significant deterioration in the bank''s financials come to pass as a result of the current volatile economic environment in Vietnam."

BIDV is Vietnam''s second-largest bank and had market shares of around 12% of system loans and 13% of system assets at end-2007. The bank is preparing for the privatisation of a 30% stake, which Fitch does not expect before 2009. BIDV also aims for an international bank as a strategic partner to provide expertise in retail banking and structured products for financial institutions.

A new credit update on BIDV will be available shortly at Fitch''s website www.fitchresearch.com

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