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Vietnam expands social insurance to cover household business owners

The minimum monthly contribution stands at $22.42.
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VSS ends paper health cards as digital IDs go live in June

The VSS has developed a nationally integrated and centralised IT infrastructure.

Vietnam digitises unemployment insurance process to boost service access

The procedure applies to regional and district-level social security office.

Vietnam life insurance grows 4.3% YoY in new contracts

General insurance products maintained their lead as the primary business line.

Vietnam general insurance market to grow 7% annually through 2029

The sector is expected to grow 5.9% year-on-year this 2025.

Vietnam’s finance sector faces digitalisation challenges despite eased regulation

Industry experts discuss how to navigate Vietnam’s challenging digital landscape at the Asia Banking and Finance and Insurance Summit.

Vietnam’s social insurance climbs by 9% YoY in Q1 2025

Participants in unemployment and health insurers also increased during the quarter.

AM Best expects stable earnings from PVI Insurance’s underwriting

Although, investment portfolio carries moderate risk.

Vietnam’s life insurance sector slated for dip this 2025

This follows consecutive contractions of 12% in 2023 and an estimated 5.7% in 2024

Vietnam city exceeds 2024 targets with 95.25% coverage

Hanoi saw 8,169,748 individuals covered with health insurance last year.

Vietnam proposes updates to deposit insurance law

It aims to strengthen the role of the Deposit Insurance of Vietnam.

VSS, World Bank target wider social insurance coverage in Vietnam

The world organisation hopes to aid Vietnam’s goal of a 60% coverage target by 2030.

Vietnam state insurer app logs 38% insured users in digital shift

Nearly 2.5 million customer interactions were recorded last year.

Shinhan Bank inks deal with Petrolimex Insurance on Vietnam expansion

The bank will distribute PJICO’s non-life insurance products.

Vietnam's life insurance goals may miss 2025 targets

The government had set goals for 15% of the population to hold life insurance.