VIB has appointed Trần Chí Thanh and Đặng Thị Phương Diễm as Deputy General Directors, effective 2 November 2026, with both promoted from the division director roles they already held. Mr. Thanh will also serve as Director of the Funding and Foreign Exchange Division; he joined VIB in 2008 after more than 7 years at Techcombank and sits on the Credit Council and chairs the Asset-Liability Management (ALCO) Committee. Ms. Diễm will serve as Director of the Operations Services Division; she has been with VIB since 2002 and has held a series of management roles over 24 years. Both appointments run from 2 November 2026 until the bank issues written notice of a change.
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