Details of 15 regional State Banks after local mergers

The State Bank of Vietnam said it has reorganized 63 provincial and municipal branches into 15 regional branches to meet the requirements of streamlining the apparatus and improving performance, effectiveness and efficiency. The regional branches have been in operation since March 1.

On April 12, the 13th Party Central Committee issued Resolution of the 11th Conference (No. 60-NQ/TW), accordingly, regarding the arrangement of provincial-level administrative units, the Central Committee agreed that the number of provincial-level administrative units is 34 provinces and cities.

Accordingly, the State Bank has issued decisions amending and supplementing the establishment decision, regulating the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of 14 regional State Bank branches, ensuring a synchronous, unified and effective operating system, in accordance with the administrative management model of 34 provinces and cities after the merger.

The State Bank of Vietnam said that regional State Bank branches will officially come into operation from July 1, in sync with the new local government system.

The structure of 15 regional banks is as follows:

1. State Bank of Vietnam Region 1: Hanoi City.

2. State Bank of Vietnam Region 2: includes 2 provinces/cities: Ho Chi Minh City (Ho Chi Minh City + Ba Ria - Vung Tau + Binh Duong ), Dong Nai (Dong Nai + Binh Phuoc). Headquarters in Ho Chi Minh City.

3. State Bank of Vietnam Region 3: includes 3 provinces: Son La, Dien Bien , Lai Chau. Headquartered in Son La province.

4. State Bank of Vietnam Region 4: includes 3 provinces: Phu Tho (Phu Tho + Hoa Binh + Vinh Phuc), Tuyen Quang (Tuyen Quang + Ha Giang), Lao Cai (Lao Cai + Yen Bai). Headquarters in Phu Tho province.

5. State Bank of Vietnam Region 5: includes 3 provinces: Thai Nguyen (Thai Nguyen + Bac Kan), Cao Bang, Lang Son. Headquarters in Thai Nguyen province

6. State Bank of Vietnam Region 6: includes 2 provinces/cities: Hai Phong city (Hai Phong + Hai Duong), Quang Ninh. Headquarters in Hai Phong city.

7. State Bank of Vietnam Region 7: includes 2 provinces: Ninh Binh (Ninh Binh + Nam Dinh + Ha Nam), Thanh Hoa. Headquartered in Thanh Hoa province.

8. State Bank of Vietnam Region 8: includes 3 provinces: Ha Tinh, Nghe An, Quang Tri (Quang Tri + Quang Binh). Headquarters in Ha Tinh province.

9. State Bank of Vietnam Region 9: includes 3 provinces/cities: Da Nang city (Da Nang + Quang Nam), Quang Ngai (Quang Ngai + Kon Tum), Hue city. Headquarters in Da Nang city.

10. State Bank of Vietnam Region 10: includes 2 provinces: Khanh Hoa (Khanh Hoa + Ninh Thuan), Lam Dong (Lam Dong + Binh Thuan + Dak Nong). Headquarters in Khanh Hoa province.

11. State Bank of Vietnam Region 11: includes 2 provinces: Dak Lak (Dak Lak + Phu Yen), Gia Lai (Gia Lai + Binh Dinh). Headquarters in Dak Lak province.

12. State Bank of Vietnam Region 12: includes 2 provinces: Hung Yen (Hung Yen + Thai Binh), Bac Ninh (Bac Ninh + Bac Giang). Headquarters in Hung Yen province.

13. State Bank of Vietnam Region 13: includes 2 provinces: Dong Thap (Dong Thap, + Tien Giang), Tay Ninh (Tay Ninh, Long An). Headquarters in Dong Thap province.

14. State Bank of Vietnam Region 14: includes 2 provinces/cities: Can Tho city (Can Tho + Hau Giang + Soc Trang), Vinh Long (Vinh Long + Ben Tre + Tra Vinh). Headquarters in Can Tho city.

15. State Bank of Vietnam Region 15: includes 2 provinces: An Giang (An Giang + Kien Giang), Ca Mau (Ca Mau + Bac Lieu). Headquarters in An Giang province.

According to the State Bank, this arrangement ensures geographical and traffic compatibility, facilitates management and direction activities in localities, and does not increase the number of regional State Bank offices compared to the present. In addition, it also ensures the inheritance of the old organizational model, consistent with the practice of merging administrative units.

Minh Duc

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