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SeABank’s SSB shares added to MSCI Frontier Markets Index
August 13, 2026 – MSCI (Morgan Stanley Capital International) has announced its August 2026 Index Review, officially adding SSB shares of Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank) to the MSCI Frontier Markets Index. The changes will take effect from September 1, 2026.
14/08/2026
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SeABank honored in two prestigious rankings for its strong financial capacity and robust governance
Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, HOSE: SSB) has recently been honored in the Top 50 Prestigious and Efficient Public Companies in 2026 (VIX50) and the Top 10 Reputable Private Commercial Banks in 2026. This marks the fourth consecutive year that SeABank has been recognized in both rankings, further affirming the Bank’s operational efficiency, governance capabilities and brand reputation in the market.
12/08/2026
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What does Moody’s Credit Rating upgrade reveal about SeABank?
Moody’s Ratings has upgraded key credit ratings of Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank) and revised its outlook from “Stable” to “Positive.” More than simply reflecting an improvement in rating levels, these actions underscore Moody’s recognition of SeABank’s strengthened financial fundamentals, risk management capabilities and growth prospects.
10/08/2026
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09/09/2019
August 2019 – SeABank has signed a cooperation agreement with Thunes, a global cross-border payments network for emerging markets, and expanded payment transfer delivery options in Vietnam to the world.

From 2007 to 2018, the volume of remittances received in Vietnam more than doubled, according to The World Bank, making it the eighth highest recipient of remittances in the world. With more options available between real-time transfer to major bank accounts, mobile wallets and an extensive network of cash pick-up agents, this new partnership allows for greater reach and a more convenient experience.
In 2018 alone, remittances hit a record of US$15.9 billion in Vietnam, representing 6.6% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product. However, the distribution of remittances can be uneven, with some secluded areas unable to reap the economic benefits remittances bring. With this partnership that covers all communes with 10,000 Vietnam Post Offices as well as all the banks of the National Payment Corporation of Vietnam network, Thunes and SeABank are on a mission to provide the residents of smaller townships direct access to remittances.
“We work relentlessly to provide opportunities for everyone to participate in the global economy. Partnering with SeABank enables us to build a better payment infrastructure and help make financial services more accessible,” commented Thunes CEO, Steve Vickers.
“With this improved ability for Vietnamese to obtain real-time transfers, we hope to support financial inclusion by giving individuals and businesses alike the appropriate means to grow.”

SeABank CEO, Le Thu Thuy said: “Thunes is a B2B global payment platform that enables people to access financial services through connecting diverse payment systems that allow real-time and fast money transfers.
With customer orientation as the focus, SeABank always strives to bring customers perfect products and services with the best experience. The cooperation with Thunes in remittance will help SeABank's customers to have a fast, safe and convenient cross-border money transfer channel”.