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Figure 1. Green credit balance of BIDV




















                                                                               Source: BIDV annual report

                         As of the end of 2023, BIDV's green credit outstanding reached VND 74,177
                  billion, marking a 317% increase compared to the same period in 2018. Notably, from
                  2020 to 2022, the growth rate of the bank's green credit was particularly impressive. In

                  2020, BIDV significantly accelerated its green credit offerings to the economy, with a
                  growth rate of 51.42% compared to 2019. The bank maintained strong growth in the
                  following two years, with rates of 37.28% in 2021 and 44.9% in 2022. Although the
                  growth rate of green credit slowed to 16.31% by the end of 2023, BIDV continued to
                  expand its green credit supply to customers, as evidenced by the number of projects
                  and the total green credit outstanding (Figure 1).

                        The expansion in the scale of green credit outstanding led to an increase in the
                  proportion of this credit type. BIDV's share of green credit in Vietnam's total green
                  credit outstanding rose from 7.54% in 2018 to 9.38% in 2020. By the end of 2022,
                  BIDV's  green  credit  accounted  for  12.73%  of  the  country's  total,  before  slightly
                  decreasing  to  11.95%  by  the  end  of  2023.  The  proportion  of  BIDV's  green  credit
                  outstanding relative to the bank's total outstanding loans also improved from 2018 to
                  2023, increasing from 1.82% (2018) to 2.68% (2020), reaching a peak of 4.3% in 2022
                  (Figure 2).

                        These  figures  indicate  that  BIDV  is  expanding  its  lending  activities  to  green
                  projects, thereby enhancing its influence on environmental and social risk management
                  in Vietnam.






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