
Techcombank's Insurance Sales Double Profit, Driving Service Revenue
Vietnam's Techcombank reported a nearly doubled net profit from insurance sales, reaching approximately VND 1.7 trillion, up from VND 800 billion year-on-year. This segment now accounts for 15% of its total service revenue, highlighting its growing importance. The bank's strategic shift to its own insurance subsidiaries after ending exclusive partnerships appears to be successful.
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