-- 標普全球評等近日宣布,將越南進出口商業股份銀行的長期發行人信用評等從BB-下調至B+。 此次評級調整是在該行宣布重組計劃並進行領導層變動,導致大多數董事會成員辭職之後進行的。 標普表示,由於一次性支出和撥備成本上升,該行去年獲利下降66%,資本緩衝下降。 該評級機構認為,市場佔有率的成長需要時間,策略調整需要兩到三年才能見效,而領導階層頻繁更迭帶來的脆弱性構成限制因素。 在信貸成長加速、私部門債務高企以及地緣政治不利因素的影響下,越南銀行業持續面臨動盪的經營環境。 鑑於標普認為該行將在即將召開的年度股東大會上任命新的領導團隊並填補董事會空缺,以實施其成長策略,因此該行的評級展望為穩定。 評等機構也預測,該銀行的獲利將在2026年趨於穩定。 銀行公司治理、財務狀況或資本水準的重大變化可能導致未來的評級調整。
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