From September 29 to October 02, 2025, the Sibos Conference with the theme “The Next Frontiers of Global Finance” will take place in Frankfurt, Germany. This is one of the largest annual events of the global financial community, where speakers are experts, leaders of banks, international financial and monetary institutions to connect, share knowledge and experience, discuss the most concerned issues of the banking and finance industry as well as identify current challenges, also propose future directions, initiatives and actions.
This year's Sibos will gather more than 120 exhibition booths from all over the world. Within the framework of the Conference, the Foreign Exchange Management Department - State Bank of Vietnam will act as the focal point and coordinate to organize a joint exhibition booth named "STATE BANK OF VIETNAM" with the slogan "Empowering Digital Finance – Building the Bank of Tomorow" with the participation of 03 commercial banks including Vietcombank, Vietinbank and Agribank.
Looking back at the development journey, Vietnamese banks have achieved remarkable achievements:
Agribank – Vietnam's leading financial institution
The Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Agribank) is a leading commercial bank in Vietnam and a key pillar in the “Tam nông” sector (agriculture, farmers, and rural areas). Agribank’s total assets exceed VND 2.3 quadrillion, with mobilized capital of nearly VND 2.16 quadrillion and outstanding loans to the economy over VND 1.85 quadrillion. With the largest nationwide network, Agribank effectively implements policy credit programs and the three national target programs. It plays a central role in promoting national financial inclusion, pioneering digital transformation, and advancing green and sustainable development. Agribank is committed to becoming a modern, internationally integrated digital bank, making increasingly significant contributions to Vietnam’s socio-economic growth.
Established in 1963, Vietcombank, with total assets exceeding VND 2.1 quadrillion, has maintained its position as the leading bank in Vietnam in terms of quality, operational efficiency, market capitalization, and profitability. The bank is consistently rated at the highest level among Vietnamese commercial banks by the world’s three most prestigious credit rating agencies (S&P, Fitch Ratings, and Moody’s). Guided by a customer-centric digital transformation strategy, Vietcombank continuously promotes the application of digital technologies and data that align with the banking sector and the government's push to build a digital economy and tech-driven society.
VietinBank: over 36 years of development, VietinBank has grown into a TOP 3 largest commercial bank in Vietnam, with equity amounting to around USD 5.1 billion. The bank has been listed for years among the Forbes TOP 2,000 largest companies and TOP 300 Most Valued Bank Brands of the World by Brand Finance. With the slogan “Improving the values of life” the bank has been actively fostering sustainable growth of its clients and business partners.
The presence of Vietnamese banks at Sibos 2025 demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing digital finance and building the bank of tomorrow. This is not only an opportunity to promote the image of Vietnam’s banking sector on the international stage but also a significant step forward in the journey toward deeper integration into the global financial community. By accelerating green credit initiatives within the context of digital transformation, Vietnamese banks are not only fulfilling their responsibility in addressing global challenges such as climate change but also taking strategic steps to build a sustainable, modern, and prosperous business environment for the future.
At Sibos, Vietnamese banks aim to strengthen connections with global partners, share insights, foster innovation, and explore new opportunities for collaboration. With a spirit of unity and strong cooperation, the Vietnamese banking sector believes it can work together with the international community to overcome challenges and move toward a greener, more sustainable digital future.
QLNH