As of October 26, around 41.18 per cent of the budget for science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation has been disbursed. This amounts to VNĐ21.69 trillion (US$824 million) out of a total of VNĐ52.68 trillion, leaving a substantial sum to...
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 transfer of 299 stocks from HNX to HOSE is expected to reshape Việt Nam’s stock market, but stronger liquidity and higher valuations will depend on company fundamentals and investor demand, experts said.
Discussions focused on improving the quality of human resources to meet the changing demands of the economy, with people placed at the centre of innovation, productivity growth and competitiveness enhancement.
Việt Nam is broadening its capital-market channels as the FTSE upgrade opens access to more global investors while new bond mechanisms seek to mobilise longer-term funding for infrastructure.
The SGX and VNX are working together to develop DR products, requiring coordinated participation from custodians, depositories and clearing and settlement organisations.
The new model should give SCIC greater flexibility and efficiency in investment and capital management, while allowing it to operate according to market principles rather than being constrained by administrative management.
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.
Under the new rules, intellectual property rights can be used to contribute capital, secure loans and participate in civil and commercial transactions.
The divergence highlights a business environment in which expansion and market entry are continuing, but firms facing difficult operating conditions are also being forced to restructure or leave the market.
Hanoisme proposed support programmes for green transformation, intellectual property, traceability and cross-border e-commerce, as well as credit packages specifically for exporters.
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.