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Supporting and nurturing the dreams of underprivileged students.

For many students from disadvantaged backgrounds, the biggest obstacle lies not in their abilities but in the persistent financial pressure. In reality, the support of numerous scholarship funds has been and continues to help these students maintain their education and gradually turn their dreams into reality.

When the culture of volunteerism becomes the foundation of internal cohesion

In addition to community-oriented activities, many businesses are choosing to build a culture of volunteerism from within the organization. When social responsibility is nurtured by the voluntary participation of employees, the value created does not stop at external impacts but also becomes a sustainable foundation for the business itself.

SeABank receives Special Recognition Award 2024-2025 from Wells Fargo for excellence in international payments

March 23, 2026 – Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, HOSE: SSB) was honored with the Special Recognition Award 2024–2025 by Wells Fargo, one of the leading banks in the United States. The award recognizes SeABank’s excellence in international payment transactions, both in Vietnam and globally, with a straight-through processing (STP) rate of 99.89% and a low inquiry rate of 0.5%.

Spring of Love 2026 – Continuing the Journey of Humanity

SeABank’s journey of “bringing enjoyment to people’s lives” continues to leave new marks with ‘Spring of Love 2026’ program. Nearly VND1 billion, along with hundreds of gift packages, has carried the message “Spreading warmth, reaping love” across communities nationwide, bringing a more fulfilling Lunar New Year to many families during the Year of the Horse.

Connecting Resources – A lever for advancing women’s economic empowerment

Women’s roles are increasingly recognized as a key driver of the economy. Connecting financial and non-financial resources through flexible banking services helps expand opportunities for growth and enhance economic empowerment for women entrepreneurs.

“Newcomer” Paradox: Years in business yet still struggling to access credit after corporate transformation

In the context of a gradually recovering economy, the trend of transforming from household businesses into micro-SMEs is on the rise, aiming to meet requirements for scaling up, increasing operational transparency, and accessing formal financial resources. However, in fact, many long-standing business owners still face difficulties accessing bank credit because their newly registered enterprises are considered too “young” in legal terms.