Second ETF to list 10.1m papers

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10.1 million fund certificates of Viet Nam's second exchange-traded fund SSIAM-HNX30 will be listed on the Ha Noi Stock Exchange from next Monday, coded E1SSHN30.

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — 10.1 million fund certificates of Viet Nam's second exchange-traded fund SSIAM-HNX30 will be listed on the Ha Noi Stock Exchange from next Monday, coded E1SSHN30.

The reference price on the first trading day will be the net asset value per certificate, dated Friday. SSI Asset Management operates the fund. — VNS


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