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Nam A Bank gets new chairman

Nam A Bank on Friday named standing vice chairman Tran Ngo Phuc Vu as the new chairman. Vu, 50, has run Nam A Bank’s board of directors since 2019 after chairman Nguyen Quoc Toan resigned to focus on resolving family disputes over ownership of the bank. He…

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