MSB appoints two female executives

DNHN - MSB has just announced the hiring of Ms Dinh Thi To Uyen as Deputy General Director and Head of the bank's Strategy Division. Ms Nguyen Thi My Hanh is the Retail Bank's Deputy General Director/General Director. Thus, the Executive Board of MSB currently has four deputy general directors.

 

Ms Dinh Thi To Uyen – New Deputy General Director and Head of Strategy Division of MSB.
Ms Dinh Thi To Uyen – New Deputy General Director and Head of Strategy Division of MSB.

Ms To Uyen has 24 years of experience in the field of marketing communications and strategy development, having held senior positions at prestigious domestic and international organizations such as Techcombank Marketing and Brand Director, Techcombank Brand Manager, and Techcombank Brand Manager. British Petroleum Marketing & Business Development Manager, Shell Gas Marketing Manager… 

In May 2015, she joined MSB and held the position of director of the marketing and communication division. In February 2020, she was appointed the director of the strategy division.

Mrs Nguyen Thi My Hanh – Deputy General Director cum General Director of MSB Retail Bank.
Mrs Nguyen Thi My Hanh – Deputy General Director cum General Director of MSB Retail Bank.

Ms My Hanh has 20 years of experience in the banking and finance industry, including 17 years working at MSB and holding various management positions such as director of sales and distribution channel centre; director of business development management centre; regional director 1, in charge of capital mobilization department of MSB. From January 2020, Ms Hanh was appointed deputy general director of retail banking and officially held the position of general director of retail banking from December 2020. 

Sharing in a recent investor meeting, MSB leaders said that the bank has set a profit target of VND 6,800 billion in 2022, equivalent to a growth rate of 30%, with an asset size of VND 230,000 billion.

It is expected that in 2022, this bank will continue to implement two strategic projects including replacing core banking and building a digital factory, which will increase competitiveness and save costs for the bank.

 PV

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