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In 2025, VPBank’s top executives continued to receive multimillion VND remuneration, with the chief executive officer earning more than VND 11 billion. Employee average pay rose by more than 30%, reaching over VND 41 million per person per month, equivalent to about VND 494 million per year.
According to VPBank’s financial statements, Chairman Ngo Chi Dung received compensation of VND 3.36 billion in 2025, nearly unchanged from the previous year. Vice chairpersons Bui Hai Quan and Lo Bang Giang each received about VND 3.12 billion per year.
Other board members earned less, ranging from VND 400 million to VND 1.62 billion depending on tenure.
On the Supervisory Board, total income (salary, fees and allowances) reached VND 7.254 billion in 2025, up about 12.8% from VND 6.429 billion in 2024.
On the Executive Board, CEO Nguyen Duc Vinh earned VND 11.207 billion in 2025, equivalent to about VND 934 million per month. This represented a slight decline from VND 11.319 billion in the prior year (down about 1%), but remained more than three times the Chairman’s pay.
The pay structure reflects a common pattern among private banks, where CEO income tends to move faster than board compensation due to the direct link to operational results.
VPBank’s employee compensation increased strongly in 2025 as the bank employed an average of 16,279 staff at the parent bank, up more than 1,900 from the previous year. Total employee income reached VND 8.042 trillion, up VND 2.710 trillion (about 50%).
As a result, average income reached VND 41.17 million per employee per month, up about 32.5% compared with 2024.
In 2025, VPBank maintained high income levels for both leadership and staff alongside positive business results. In its standalone financial statements, total operating income reached VND 53.382 trillion, up 26% year-on-year.
Net interest income rose to VND 44.356 trillion, up more than 18% and remaining the main driver. Net income from services increased to VND 4.089 trillion, up about 37%, while other operating income also contributed positively, with increases above 60%.
With cost control and a sharp reduction in credit risk provisions (down about 18%), VPBank reported pre-tax profit of VND 26.364 trillion, up 44.4%.
The bank’s balance sheet also expanded rapidly in 2025. Total assets reached VND 1.17 quadrillion, up more than 33%. Customer loans rose to over VND 845,000 billion, up 36.6%, while customer deposits reached over VND 631,000 billion, up nearly 30%.
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