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OCB announced the resignation of Pham Hong Hai as Chief Executive Officer after nearly two years at the bank, saying Hai left to pursue other opportunities. The bank also appointed Do Tu Anh as Deputy General Director in charge of the Corporate Banking and Transformation division.
OCB’s personnel update includes the appointment of Do Tu Anh to oversee Corporate Banking and Transformation. The announcement follows Hai’s resignation from the CEO role.
Sacombank appointed two additional Deputy General Directors, Luu Danh Duc and Nguyen Hoang Hai. It also added Nguyen Thanh Hiep, Head of Risk Management, to the Executive Committee to oversee risk governance.
Duc brings more than 22 years of experience in technology across LPBank, SHB, VIB, Vingroup, Sun Group and TT Group. Nguyen Hoang Hai previously led at Gtel Mobile, VIB and most recently LPBank.
The changes come after Sacombank’s earlier approval of the resignation of Pham Thanh Nhung, a Deputy CEO who had been acting as CEO since late May 2025. Nhung temporarily assumed the CEO role before Nguyen Duc Thuy was appointed Acting CEO on December 23, 2025; after Thuy’s appointment, Nhung returned to the Deputy CEO position.
Sacombank also reorganized other senior roles, including appointing Nguyen Thi Kieu Anh as Deputy CEO, Ha Van Trung as Acting Deputy CEO, and Vu Minh Quan to the executive management.
Following the 2026 Annual General Meeting, Sacombank consolidated governance by electing Nguyen Duc Thuy to the Board of Directors. Thuy then stepped down from the executive role to serve as Deputy Chairman of the Board. Foreign executive Loic Faussier was named as Acting CEO.
Eximbank carried out governance changes after its AGM, dismissing several board members and many members of the Supervisory Board. It also appointed new directors and supervisory members for the 2025–2030 term to complete the senior leadership structure.
MSB implemented changes aimed at strengthening governance and management for the new phase. The bank elected Nguyen Hương Loan to the Board for the VII term (2022–2026) as Vice President and appointed Nguyen Hà Thanh as Deputy General Director. Thanh has nearly 30 years of experience in finance and banking and previously served as Head of Operations.
MSB also saw resignations among senior leaders, including Tran Xuan Quang stepping down as Interim Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Nguyen Phi Hung being relieved of Deputy CEO duties. The bank said the changes are part of governance and management strengthening to support the 2025–2029 restructuring and digital transformation plan.
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