Xuân Bách said he received a message from Woori Bank on the evening of November 3 asking customers to review their mortgaged properties. Customers whose assets have been notified for clearance, already cleared, or included in a clearance plan must respond by November 4, 2026, otherwise the bank will assume the collateral is not affected. The article notes that many Hanoi residents fear their mortgaged homes or land fall within planning areas for infrastructure or urban upgrades, and some apartment owners linked to Mường Thanh projects face similar risks while loans remain unpaid. Nguyễn Quốc Hùng, then deputy chairman of the Vietnam Banking Association, said in May 2026 that there is no specific mechanism for cases where compensation is insufficient to repay loans, such as a 5 billion dong loan with 3 billion dong in compensation. Deferring or rescheduling debt is one option under consideration, but it requires a legal basis and guidance from the State Bank of Vietnam.
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Original headline: Một ngân hàng phát thông báo khẩn, yêu cầu khách rà soát nhà đất thế chấp thuộc diện giải tỏa
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| Close on 11/04/2026 | 1,733.02 |
| Change that session | +1.97% |
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