Việt Nam aims to position the IFC among the world’s top 75, the Asia-Pacific’s top 25 and third in ASEAN according to the Global Financial Centres Index or equivalent international index.
In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency, Associate Professor Nguyễn Hữu Huân, Vice Chairman of the Executive Board of the Việt Nam International Financial Centre in HCM City, discussed how the new policy direction of Resolution 10 could reshape...
About 60 key speakers, including those from investment capital, financial institutions and CEOs of Vietnamese and international banks have registered to participate in the Việt Nam Financial Forum 2026 (VFF 2026), an event shaping Việt Nam’s future linkages with global...
The Vietnam International Financial Centre (VIFC) is a purpose-built channel for foreign capital to help close Việt Nam’s estimated US$1.5 trillion funding gap to industrialise the country, legally structured like Dubai’s DIFC but not meant to compete with it, according...
Rather than competing directly with mature centres such as Singapore or Hong Kong, Việt Nam should focus on building a model tailored to its own economic conditions and development needs.
Singapore’s United Overseas Bank (UOB) is exploring membership in the Vietnam International Financial Centre (VIFC), a project meant to connect domestic, global and regional capital flows.
As a late entrant in an increasingly competitive global market, Việt Nam must offer attractive policies to draw investment to the VIFC while maintaining effective oversight, managing risks and safeguarding macroeconomic stability.
Under the Government’s plan, VIFC-HCMC will focus on banking, capital markets and investment connectivity, while VIFC-DN will specialise in fintech, digital and green finance.
Việt Nam and the United Kingdom (UK) are seeking to deepen cooperation in capital market development, green finance and the establishment of the international financial centres (IFC) hubs in Đà Nẵng and HCM City.
Venture capital is critical to spurring technological innovation and pushing Vietnamese firms into emerging sectors while supporting legal fine-tuning to breakthrough momentum for economic growth, said Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyễn Đức Tâm.
To develop the maritime economy sustainably and enhance national competitiveness, Việt Nam needs to build a comprehensive maritime financial ecosystem where capital flows, financial services, and logistics operations are tightly interconnected domestically.
Việt Nam can draw on lessons from the London Financial Centre to build a globally competitive financial market for its next growth phase, Executive Director of the London Southside Chamber of Commerce Radiana Vlahova told Vietnam News Agency.