This document summarizes a merger and acquisition deal between BIDV, the largest bank in Vietnam, and KEB Hana Bank of South Korea. It was the largest M&A deal in Vietnam's banking industry, with KEB Hana Bank acquiring a 15% stake in BIDV for $20.3 billion Vietnamese dong. The deal was considered friendly as the directors agreed to the takeover. It was not a buyout as KEB Hana Bank acquired less than a 51% controlling stake. The deal was seen as fair as it provided benefits to both banks by increasing BIDV's capital and providing technological support, while giving KEB Hana Bank a stake in Vietnam's growing economy.
This document summarizes a merger and acquisition deal between BIDV, the largest bank in Vietnam, and KEB Hana Bank of South Korea. It was the largest M&A deal in Vietnam's banking industry, with KEB Hana Bank acquiring a 15% stake in BIDV for $20.3 billion Vietnamese dong. The deal was considered friendly as the directors agreed to the takeover. It was not a buyout as KEB Hana Bank acquired less than a 51% controlling stake. The deal was seen as fair as it provided benefits to both banks by increasing BIDV's capital and providing technological support, while giving KEB Hana Bank a stake in Vietnam's growing economy.
This document summarizes a merger and acquisition deal between BIDV, the largest bank in Vietnam, and KEB Hana Bank of South Korea. It was the largest M&A deal in Vietnam's banking industry, with KEB Hana Bank acquiring a 15% stake in BIDV for $20.3 billion Vietnamese dong. The deal was considered friendly as the directors agreed to the takeover. It was not a buyout as KEB Hana Bank acquired less than a 51% controlling stake. The deal was seen as fair as it provided benefits to both banks by increasing BIDV's capital and providing technological support, while giving KEB Hana Bank a stake in Vietnam's growing economy.
This document summarizes a merger and acquisition deal between BIDV, the largest bank in Vietnam, and KEB Hana Bank of South Korea. It was the largest M&A deal in Vietnam's banking industry, with KEB Hana Bank acquiring a 15% stake in BIDV for $20.3 billion Vietnamese dong. The deal was considered friendly as the directors agreed to the takeover. It was not a buyout as KEB Hana Bank acquired less than a 51% controlling stake. The deal was seen as fair as it provided benefits to both banks by increasing BIDV's capital and providing technological support, while giving KEB Hana Bank a stake in Vietnam's growing economy.
Case study : BIDV closes the biggest M&A deal in the banking industry
with the KEB Hana Bank.
a) Is it a Merger or Acquisition? M&A BIDV - KEB Hana Bank On 11/11/2019, Vietnam's financial and banking market witnessed the largest merger and acquisition (M&A). This deal includes both acquisitions and mergers. Moreover , this is also a double transaction. Accordingly, Korean bank KEB Hana Bank completed a strategic investment deal to own 15% of BIDV's shares with a holding period of at least 5 years. At the same time, BIDV receives a long-term technical assistance from Hana Financial Group and KEB Hana Bank, including but not limited to 6 areas: strategic corporate governance; technology and digital banking; retail banking development; diversified asset portfolios; risk management; human resources training and development..Specifically, BIDV has privately issued more than 603.3 million shares to KEB Hana Bank with a total transaction value of nearly VND 20,300 billion. After issuing shares to KEB Hana Bank, BIDV's charter capital increased from VND 34,187 billion to VND 40,220 billion, the highest in the Vietnamese banking system.
b) Is it a friendly or hostile bid?
Sharing at the signing ceremony on November 11, Mr. Ji Sung Kyu, General Director of KEB Hana Bank said that this is the first time a Korean bank has bought shares of a Vietnamese bank. "So far, Korean banks have often invested in the Vietnamese market by opening branches, banks with 100% capital and representative offices. More than two years ago, we had a lot of worries when using the investment figure of 1 trillion won. But the cooperation has been gradually completed" - he said. So it can be said that it is friendly bid because the directors of KEB Hana Bank agree to a takeover.
c) Is it a buyout? How do you know?
At the end of October, the State Bank approved for KEB Hana Bank to buy 15% of BIDV's privately issued shares, marking the Korean bank's pouring 1,000 billion won (more than 20,000 billion VND) into BIDV. So it's not a buyout because a buyout refers to an investment transaction where one party acquires control of a company, either through an outright purchase or by obtaining a controlling equity interest (at least 51% of the company’s voting shares), while KEB Hana Bank only buy 15% of shares. d) Is it a fair deal? Explain. Yes, it is. Because this mergers bring advantages for both BIDV and KEB Hana. This is one of the most biggest M&A case in Vietnam that make Hana Financial Group become a powerful in Asian economy. After the deal, KEB Hana own 15% authorized capital equal to 603 million shares of BIDV. Immediately, BIDV can solve the urgent capital increase and have more competitive edge. In addition, it help develop financial ability and technology support for BIDV in many aspect that promote BIDV’s growth more stable. The invesment of Hana bank is a evidence of confident in Vietnam economy and bank. About KEB Hana, they receive 483 billions dividend after the deal with BIDV.
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