S&P xếp hạng từ "nhóm 1" (rủi ro thấp nhất) đến "nhóm 10" (rủi ro cao nhất).
Hệ thống ngân hàng VN có tính rủi ro cao nhất.
TEXT-S&P: BICRA on Vietnam revised to Group '10' from Group '9'
On Nov. 9, 2011, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services revised its Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment (BICRA) on Vietnam to group '10' from group '9'. It has also revised the economic risk score to '10' from '9'. In addition, it has assigned an industry risk score of '8'.
RATIONALE
We have reviewed the banking sector of Vietnam under our updated BICRA methodology. The BICRA groups summarize our view of the risks that a bank operating within a particular country and banking industry faces relative to those in other banking industries. They range from group '1', (the lowest risk) to group '10' (the highest risk)...
Our economic risk score of '10' for Vietnam reflects "very high risk" assessments on economic resilience and economic imbalances, and an "extremely high" credit risk in the economy.
Vietnam has a low-income economy, developing financial system, and evolving policy framework. These weaknesses increase the vulnerability of the economy to severe shocks. Healthy growth prospects, reinforced by the government's persistent efforts in economic restructuring, partly offset these weaknesses
We believe there is a very high risk of economic imbalances, given the rapid credit growth in the past several years. Strong growth in real housing prices also contributes to the risk of a sharp drop in prices.
Our "extremely high risk" assessment of credit risk in the economy is based on high private sector credit, low income levels, and rudimentary underwriting standards. In our view, the legal system has inefficiencies, which could lead to low recoveries and delays in settlement of foreclosures.
Our industry risk score of '8' for Vietnam reflects an "extremely high risk" assessment of the institutional framework, a "very high risk" assessment of the competitive dynamics, and an "intermediate risk" assessment of system-wide funding...
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...LA880420111109
http://www.standardandpoors.com/rati...=1245323898302
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