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HSBC Vietnam employees earned an average of 925 million dong in 2025, up 7% from the previous year, even as the bank’s profits declined.
In its 2025 financial statements, HSBC Vietnam reported pretax profit of 4,141 billion dong for 2025, down nearly 7% year-on-year and the lowest level in four years.
The decline was attributed primarily to higher operating costs. Total operating revenue in 2025 was 8,737 billion dong, unchanged versus 2024. However, operating costs rose 11% to 3,989 billion dong last year.
With a workforce of 1,400 employees, HSBC Vietnam spent about 1,295 billion dong on salaries and bonuses in 2025, up 6.6% from 2024. This translated into an average annual income per employee of 925 million dong, or about 77 million dong per month, which the article notes is higher than many domestically listed banks.
Employee costs at HSBC Vietnam in 2025 were only about 10% of Techcombank, VPBank, MB, or the “Big4” group. The article contrasts this with domestic banks that spent tens of trillions of dong on salaries and bonuses in 2025 due to larger staff scales.
As of December 31, 2025, HSBC Vietnam’s total assets increased 3.2% to 141,000 billion dong. Loans outstanding reached 74,600 billion dong, up more than 8% compared with end-2024. The non-performing loan ratio improved from 0.46% to 0.42%.
The article states that foreign banks in Vietnam often benefit from capital advantages supported by large global financial institutions. It also notes that they mainly serve corporate clients in the FDI sector or retail.
HSBC is one of the world’s largest financial institutions, founded 161 years ago and headquartered in London. In 2009, the bank established a legal entity in Vietnam, 14 years after its first licensed branch opened, under the name HSBC Vietnam.
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