For the remainder of 2024, nearly VNĐ78.9 trillion worth of bonds is set to mature, with approximately 43.5 per cent of them from the real estate sector.
While impersonating securities firms and businesses for fraudulent activities is not a new issue, these scammers are evolving with more sophisticated tricks.
The key priority of the State Securities Commission (SSC) in the future is to cultivate the institutional investor ecosystem, encouraging long-term foreign investment.
It will increase its charter capital from over VNĐ35.2 trillion to VNĐ70.45 trillion (US$2.8 billion) through a bonus share issuance from retained earnings.
According to HAGL, VNĐ1.3 trillion can be raised and used to partially or fully repay the principal and interest for HAGL''s obligations on previous bonds and the group''s debt restructuring.
The State Securities Commission (SSC) has fined many individuals and organisations for administrative violations of illegal selling and securities manipulation.
SHB successfully issued more than 552 million shares for dividend payment in 2022, thus increasing its charter capital nearly VNĐ36.1 trillion (US$1.51 billion), according to State Securities Commissions of Việt Nam.
It does not grant the establishment and operation licence and certificate of registration of establishment of a public fund to the SAC Capital VN Investment Fund.
Securities companies must strictly manage securities trading deposits of investors, must not carry out activities that make investors understand that they mobilise deposits.
SSC continues to step up inspection and strictly handle violations while coordinating with international organisations to upgrade the stock market soon to attract foreign investors.
The State Securities Commission (SSC) advises investors to check and compare information before trading or investing according to information on websites or accounts on social networks.
Viet Nam''s stock market has seen strong volatility in recent years, stemming from investors'' cautious sentiment in the face of uncertainties and less positive outlook on world economy and politics.