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FDI companies under-represented on exchanges

FDI companies under-represented on exchanges

More and more foreign-owned companies have been listed on stock exchanges over the past five years, but that''s not the case for foreign-founded ones.
Banks call for increase in foreign-owned shares limit

Banks call for increase in foreign-owned shares limit

Vietnam Banks'' Asociation (VNBA) has been calling for an increase to foreign-owned shares limit in Vietnamese commercial banks, starting with those who have implemented Basel II successfully and are on their way to upgrade to Basel III. 
Its time to allow foreign firms to list in Việt Nam: experts

It’s time to allow foreign firms to list in Việt Nam: experts

The economy grew at 6.7 per cent in the second quarter. The foreign-invested sector is considered a key player in helping Viet Nam achieve such growth rates through its exports.
Govt should buy back shares from ACVs foreign shareholders

Gov't should buy back shares from ACV's foreign shareholders

The Ministry of Transport has proposed the Government buy back foreign-owned shares in the Airport Corporation of Vietnam to ensure airports are operated properly.
HCM City solicits foreign-invested firms support to develop economy

HCM City solicits foreign-invested firms’ support to develop economy

HCM City has called on foreign-owned enterprises to further contribute to its development by sharing their experience, ideas and technologies as well as investing in large projects.
Government mulls tightening foreign bank laws

Government mulls tightening foreign bank laws

Experts have agreed with the Government’s plan to restrict or even stop licensing wholly foreign-owned banks in Viet Nam, saying it was necessary to help increase the stability of the domestic banking system.
Govt aims to encourage MA in banking sector

Gov’t aims to encourage MA in banking sector

The Government plans not to license any more wholly foreign-owned banks in Viet Nam, instead encouraging foreign banks to buy weak domestic banks, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue said.
New property brand Alpha King launches

New property brand Alpha King launches

Alpha King, a foreign-owned property developer and consultancy, officially launched in HCM City on Wednesday nearly two years after first coming to the country.
Foreign firms dominate VN electronics

Foreign firms dominate VN electronics

Although Viet Nam is the world’s 12th-largest exporter of electronics and the third-largest in ASEAN since 2015, up to 95 per cent of the country’s electronics output comes from foreign-owned enterprises instead of domestic ones.
First foreign-owned petrol station opens

First foreign-owned petrol station opens

The first wholly foreign owned petrol service station in Viet Nam was opened on October 5 in Ha Noi’s Thang Long Industrial Park.
Linkages weak among local, foreign firms

Linkages weak among local, foreign firms

According to a survey by the Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry last year, only 14 per cent of private Vietnamese businesses had foreign-owned businesses as clients.  
Representative offices in Viet Nam

Representative offices in Viet Nam

Establishing a representative office in Viet Nam is considered a safe initial step before traders conduct a series of complex high-cost legal procedures to establish a wholly foreign-owned enterprise.
Wholly foreign-owned Woori Bank to open in VN

Wholly foreign-owned Woori Bank to open in VN

The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) on Tuesday approved in principle South Korean Woori Bank''s plan to set up a wholly foreign owned bank in Viet Nam.
Govt to lower corporate loans to equity ratios

Gov't to lower corporate loans to equity ratios

State-owned and private companies will have to limit their ratio of loans to equity in order to exclude interests from loans from the company''s income tax payments.
Eight foreign firms found using illegal software

Eight foreign firms found using illegal software

Eight foreign-owned companies were found using unlicensed software valued at more than VND13.5 billion (US$643 million) by an inter-ministerial team that carried out a month-long inspection.