In the context of many nations developing their international financial centres, Vietnam may also begin to follow suit.  

Peer-to-peer lending fills a critical gap in Vietnam's financial landscape but full regulation is lacking.

Vietnam is swiftly developing its digital economy and infrastructure in order to proceed with the digital transformation of the country. 

The Vietnamese government is on the way to remove roadblocks for foreign-invested enterprises to raise public capital on local bourses, in a signal to attract more overseas attention.

With Vietnam as a focus of President Moon Jae-in’s New Southern Policy, South Korea is supporting the country’s development of the legal framework on public-private partnership investment.

With the global digital wave hitting Vietnam, the country has been actively renovating itself into an attractive destination for new-age investors.

Vietnam is boosting attraction of investment through public-private partnerships. 

Bank loans for build-operate-transfer (BOT) and build-transfer (BT) infrastructure projects by the end of September this year reached nearly VND110 trillion (US$4.72 billion), up 1.85 per cent against the end of 2018.

The harvest season is underway at coffee plantations in the Central Highlands, but lower prices than previous years are causing problems for farmers.

Banking-finance industry to embrace digital transformation

Viet Nam has taken various measures to handle illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing since it received a “yellow card” warning from the European Commission (EC) in October 2017.

Citi has new CEO for Asia-Pacific

Whichever way you look at them, Vietnam’s Key Performance Indicators tell a compelling investment story.

Blockchain technology boasts substantial potential in a host of fields in Vietnam.

Local authorities in Khanh Hoa Province have asked Cat Tiger Khareal Company, owner of the Napoleon Castle 1 residential project, to terminate and liquidate property contracts related to the illegal sale of 20 apartments to foreign buyers.

The Vietnamese government’s policy of land grouping, a form of accumulation of capital in agriculture, has failed to materialize so far, “due to flaws in current farmland policies,” said an expert.

CMC Global opened new branch in Da Nang

LNG fits the new strategy of the government of Vietnam in power sector and becomes AES’ major focus in Vietnam.

The market share of domestic companies witnessed a decrease during the 2018 - 2019 period and currently reaches 42.8%, indicating foreign companies are selling below their home markets prices.

JLL believed that the good sentiment will bring new experiences to customers.