Việt Nam’s promotion by FTSE Russell to secondary emerging-market status in September marks another milestone, opening opportunities to attract international institutional investment and funds tracking global indices.
The SSC would continue to improve the regulatory framework, strengthen disclosure and corporate governance, enhance product quality and diversity, broaden the investor base and make the market more accessible to foreign investors.
The milestone followed years of effort and reflected the significant transformation of one of Southeast Asia''s fastest-growing economies, supported by the development of Việt Nam''s capital market.
Việt Nam is a dynamic market with considerable potential to continue attracting interest from US investors as well as global investors, said Nasdaq Vice Chairman Robert H. McCooey Jr.
The regulation built on the cooperation mechanism established in 2017 while incorporating s to reflect new legal requirements, practical management needs, and Việt Nam''s international commitments.
Việt Nam has completed preparations to launch its first domestic carbon exchange on June 29, marking a key step in the country''s efforts to develop a carbon market and support its greenhouse gas emissions reduction commitments.
AGMs are emerging as a key test of corporate governance in Việt Nam, with transparency, dialogue and clear commitments increasingly shaping investor confidence and long-term market credibility.
Việt Nam has launched a new corporate governance code aligned with G20/OECD principles to raise transparency, board accountability and ESG standards across listed and public companies.
The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC), in collaboration with the UK Embassy, held a workshop in Hà Nội on Monday to unveil a green bond disclosure handbook designed to boost transparency and advance the green finance market.
Speaking to the Vietnam News Agency, Phạm Thị Thùy Linh, head of the Securities Market Development Department under the State Securities Commission of Vietnam, provided key insights into the ongoing preparations and strategic direction for the market’s development in the current period.
For the remainder of 2024, nearly VNĐ78.9 trillion worth of bonds is set to mature, with approximately 43.5 per cent of them from the real estate sector.
While impersonating securities firms and businesses for fraudulent activities is not a new issue, these scammers are evolving with more sophisticated tricks.