The State Bank of Vietnam marked the opening of the Banking Academy’s 2025–2026 academic year with Deputy Governor Nguyen Ngoc Canh attending the ceremony and setting out priority areas for the Academy’s training, research and institutional development. The Deputy Governor urged the Academy to implement the Politburo’s Resolution 71 on education breakthroughs from the start of the new academic year, strengthen lecturer capability, and continue education quality accreditation. He also called for higher-quality scientific research, innovation and technology transfer to support teaching and the Academy’s policy advisory role for the State Bank of Vietnam and the wider credit institution system, alongside deeper international cooperation and expanded use of digital transformation and artificial intelligence with attention to data security. Additional priorities included developing lawful revenue sources to support financial autonomy and strengthening student support and employability linkages. At the ceremony, the State Bank of Vietnam also awarded the Governor’s special scholarships to students with outstanding academic and conduct results in the 2024–2025 academic year, alongside additional scholarships and prizes supported by the Academy, commercial banks and other organisations, with total scholarship funding of nearly VND 6 billion.
State Bank of Vietnam 2025-10-07
State Bank of Vietnam sets education, research and digital transformation priorities for the Banking Academy’s 2025–2026 academic year
The State Bank of Vietnam, at the Banking Academy's 2025–2026 academic year opening, emphasized implementing Resolution 71 on education, enhancing lecturer capabilities, and advancing research and technology. Deputy Governor Nguyen Ngoc Canh highlighted the importance of digital transformation, international cooperation, and financial autonomy. Scholarships totaling nearly VND 6 billion were awarded to students for academic excellence.