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Nhan Dan Online – Governor of the
State Bank of Vietnam Nguyen Van Giau committed to
effectively using the official development assistance (ODA)
granted by the World Bank to the Vietnamese sector, at the
seminar themed ‘Launching banking modernisation and
management information system project’ on September 22.
Addressing the seminar, he
stressed that the project shows the WB’s timely and valuable
support for Vietnam in general and the State Bank of Vietnam
in particular in the context of the extremely complicated
developments of the global economic crisis.
According to the State Bank of
Vietnam, the project aims to assist the State Bank of
Vietnam, the Credit Information Centre (CIC) and Deposit
Insurance of Vietnam (DIV) in improving quality of their
operations to meet international regulations in the banking
field by increasing their institutional capacity and
building a centralised information management system.
The project has a total
investment capital of US$71.83 million including US$60
million and US$830,000 in loans from the World Bank and the
Japanese Government respectively, and the remainder from the
Vietnamese State as counterpart fund.
It is planned that the project
will have been completed by the end of 2014.
Governor Giau said that the
overall strategy of modernising the banking sector through
2010 with a view to 2020 set a target of renovating the
operational organisation of the State Bank of Vietnam by
2015 to accomplish the apparatus, making it a professional
one which has enough capacity to implement monetary policies
in accordance with the market principle, at the same time
meeting international standards, integrating into
international organisations and effectively implementing the
State management function in the field of currency and
banking operations.
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