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PHỤ LỤC

Phụ lục 1: Quy định trần lãi suất huy động của NHNN

Thông tư

Ngày hiệu lực	Kỳ hạn	Lãi suất
TT 02/2011/TT-NHNN	03/03/2011	Tất cả các kỳ hạn	14%/năm
TT 30/2011/TT-NHNN	01/10/2011	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	6%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng trở lên	14%/năm
TT 05/2012/TT-NHNN	13/03/2012	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	5%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng trở lên	13%/năm
TT 08/2012/TT-NHNN	11/04/2012	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	4%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng trở lên	12%/năm
TT 17/2012/TT-NHNN	28/05/2012	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	3%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng trở lên	11%/năm
TT 19/2012/TT-NHNN	11/06/2012	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	2%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng đến dưới 12 tháng	9%/năm
TT 32/2012/TT-NHNN	24/12/2012	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	2%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng đến dưới 12 tháng	8%/năm
TT 08/2013/TT-NHNN	26/03/2013	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	2%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng đến dưới 12 tháng	7,5%/năm
TT 15/2012/TT-NHNN	28/06/2013	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	1,2%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng đến dưới 6 tháng	7%/năm
QĐ 498, /QĐ-NHNN	18/03/2014	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	1%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng đến dưới 6 tháng	6%/năm
QĐ 2173/QĐ-NHNN	29/10/2014	Không kỳ hạn & dưới 1 tháng	1%/năm
		Từ 1 tháng đến dưới 6 tháng	5,5%/năm

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Phụ lục 2: Các văn bản quy định lãi suất cho vay ngắn hạn tối đa của NHNN

Thông tư

Ngày ban

hành

Lãi suất

%/năm

Đối tượng cho vay

TT 14/2012

/TT-NHNN

04/05/2012

15%