The SGX and VNX are working together to develop DR products, requiring coordinated participation from custodians, depositories and clearing and settlement organisations.
On September 21, Việt Nam’s stock market is set to officially attain the "Secondary Emerging Market" status under FTSE Russell’s classification criteria.
The country had implemented measures to develop its capital market, including improvements to the legal framework, technology infrastructure and trading mechanisms for foreign investors, as well as greater transparency and preparations for a central counterparty (CCP) mechanism.
The disassociation has lessened their chance to access a wider pool of potential investors, making it more costly to find willing buyers for their bonds. That''s one reason behind the relatively low number of green bond issuers.
Financial expert Dr Dinh The Hien said Viet Nam''s GDP growth rate in 2023 will slow to below 7 per cent, but it is still a good growth rate compared to that of ASEAN region.
Developing a safe, transparent, effective, and sustainable capital market to ensure macro-economic stability was the focus of a conference chaired by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh last week.
The IFC and the World Bank, in partnership with the Australian government, are implementing a multi-year advisory programme to facilitate Viet Nam’s stock market development
Although progress has been realised by Viet Nam in recent years, the country is still unable to finance all the needs of its hungry productive sector, including private firms and SOEs.
Do Ngoc Quynh, general secretary of the Viet Nam Bond Market Association, spoke with the Vietnam News Agency about the mechanism''s inadequacies, credit ratings and information disclosure on the capital market.
The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) and the Moscow Exchange (MOEX) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on April 10 to cooperate in capital market development.
The Vietnamese economy’s bright prospects have d many opportunities for investors in the market. However, the economy is still heavily dependent on credit and the development of this market is still limited.
Vietnam News Agency talks to Vu Bang, member of...
Viet Nam’s exports are growing, but its industries are not proceeding at the same pace, an expert noted at the Nikkei Asian Review forum held in Ha Noi on Wednesday.
The Capital Market Working Group yesterday suggested making changes to
the restructuring of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) to attract more
foreign investment.