Đỗ Ngọc Quỳnh, General Secretary of Việt Nam Bond Market Association, said that the VA market is developing rapidly in Việt Nam and globally, estimating the VA inflow to Việt Nam at US$120 billion in 2023.
Though the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has hiked interest rates twice in a month, experts agreed the SBV has no other choice but to take strong measures to curb upward pressure on the USD/VND exchange rate and inflation.
Vietnamese firms are to continue with the country''s dual-target strategy, which consists of a number of measures to limit the spread out of the novel coronavirus while at the same time keep operations running.
Many technologies and technology applications have been used by authorities, businesses and residents in their efforts to prevent and control COVID-19, but experts have warned of cybersecurity risks that may come hand in hand with these technologies and apps.
The People''s Committee of all 24 districts in HCM City was expected to submit a report on the assessment of Covid-19 infection risks at businesses and factories to the city’s Standing Committee office this afternoon.
A draft regulation of the central bank will help enhance the awareness and corporate responsibility of the banking sector about environmental protection and climate change.
Cyber security risks could lead to trillions of dollars in economic losses to businesses, said Tran Van Dung, Chairman of the State Securities Commission.
The shift to digital banking has helped banks to provide modern and convenient services to customers, on the other hand, banks are also exposed to many security risks.
Investors should not expect too much from the derivatives market in the early stages despite its potential benefits, says Nguyen Duy Hung, chairman of Sai Gon Securities Inc.
The success of agricultural restructuring, including the establishment
of new rural areas, depends on greater co-operation and risk sharing
between different stakeholders, experts say.
VNPT Technology, a member company of the Vietnam Posts and
Telecommunications Group, released its second made-in-Vietnam smartphone
VIVAS Lotus S2 for low-income customers on November 25 in Ha Noi.
Banks in Viet Nam have not focused on handling environmental and social
risks, though 75 per cent of banks affirmed that if the issue is given
importance, risks could be avoided.