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Vietnam's corporate bond market grew in transparency and size, with 98% of issuance now public, no defaults in February, and reforms boosting investor confidence despite rising debt pressures.
Vietnam's corporate bond market is shifting toward greater transparency and public issuance, with public offerings now making up 98% of monthly volume in early 2026.
New regulations require credit ratings for public bonds and collateral for private placements, boosting market professionalism.
The number of rated corporate issuers rose to 137 by end-2025, and total outstanding bonds reached $55.6 billion.
Despite rising debt service pressures—$4.9 billion due in H1 2026, 42% from real estate—no new late payments were recorded in February, with restructuring replacing defaults.
The banking sector remains dominant, holding 49% of bonds, while real estate’s share declined to 26% amid deleveraging.
Secondary market liquidity dipped to $168 million daily, but reforms aim to strengthen investor confidence and reduce reliance on bank credit.
El mercado de bonos corporativos de Vietnam creció en transparencia y tamaño, con el 98% de la emisión ahora pública, sin impagos en febrero y reformas que aumentan la confianza de los inversores a pesar de las crecientes presiones de la deuda.