Foreign capital disbursement increased: Not much improvement

Foreign capital disbursement increased: Not much improvement

VCN - According to statistics, the disbursement rate of public investment capital from foreign loans in September 2020 has increased by 3.14%, reaching more than VND4,315 billion. For the results of the disbursement of public investment capital from foreign loans to reach the level as committed, from now to the end of the year, ministries and branches still need to make great efforts.
Proposing ministries and sectors urgently deploy projects that have been allocated capital, ensuring disbursement progress of investment capital

Proposing ministries and sectors urgently deploy projects that have been allocated capital, ensuring disbursement progress of investment capital

According to the latest report of the State Treasury, basically, disbursement of construction investment capital as of March 31 under the 2020 plan is VND 57,508.5 billion
Foreign capital to flow into non-life insurers on hopes of State divestment

Foreign capital to flow into non-life insurers on hopes of State divestment

State divestment is expected to lure foreign investors into and lift Vietnam non life insurance market
Expectation of foreign capital is more positive in 2020

Expectation of foreign capital is more positive in 2020

VCN- According to SSI Securities Company, capital flowed into emerging markets from October 2018 to February 2019 with a total of nearly US$40 billion.
Controlling foreign capital in intermediary payment service companies: unconvincing

Controlling foreign capital in intermediary payment service companies: unconvincing

VCN - Although the provision controlling the contribution ratio of foreign investors in intermediary payment service providers at 49 percent is in accordance with Vietnam’s commitments in international treaties, there is a need for clearer and more specif
Unknown of foreign capital

Unknown of foreign capital

VCN- Following the net selling momentum in September, foreign investors remained net selling in the first week of October with a net selling volume of nearly 49 million units, worth more than 1,000 billion VND, up 192 percent in volume and increased nearl
Non-voting shares could lure more foreign capital to Vietnamese firms

Non-voting shares could lure more foreign capital to Vietnamese firms

The use of non-voting depository receipts (NVDRs) may help foreign investors buy more shares in Vietnamese companies without raising their power.
Challenges in managing FDI enterprises having "profit" but report "losses"

Challenges in managing FDI enterprises having "profit" but report "losses"

VCN - Over the past decades, Vietnam has continuously improved financial institutions and preferential policies to attract and better manage foreign capital.
In the first 11 months 2018, some ministries, branches and localities still have not disbursed foreign capital

In the first 11 months 2018, some ministries, branches and localities still have not disbursed foreign capital

VCN- There are many ministries, branches and localities that have disbursed with very low rates such as: Hai Duong has not disbursed any capital; Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology has disbursed insignificantly, reaching only 0.08% of the capital
30-year FDI attraction: shifting focus onto quality

30-year FDI attraction: shifting focus onto quality

Leading destinations for the flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) such as Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai, Binh Duong and Ba Ria-Vung Tau provinces, have been shifting their focus to investment quality after 30 years attracting foreign capital.
Foreign capital flows into Vietnam’s stock market in takeover deals

Foreign capital flows into Vietnam’s stock market in takeover deals

Financial institutes all report that foreign investors keep pouring capital into the Vietnamese stock market to take over Vietnamese profitable businesses
Vietnam’s securities market attracts more foreign capital

Vietnam’s securities market attracts more foreign capital

Macro-economic stability, positive economic growth, the government’s efforts to improve the investment environment, and the growing private sector are making the Vietnamese securities market more attractive to foreign investors.
Vietnamese banks no longer burn for foreign capital

Vietnamese banks no longer burn for foreign capital

After separating from HSBC Techcombank plans to spare no room for foreign investors and VP Bank which has been prospering in the last four years is no longer eager to seek foreign partners
Foreign capital eyeing Vietnamese fintech

Foreign capital eyeing Vietnamese fintech

Foreign investment funds have expressed renewed interested in Vietnamese financial technology startups despite a series of challenging setbacks that occurred in previous e commerce deals.
Foreign capital to financial companies keeps rising

Foreign capital to financial companies keeps rising

Foreign investors have been acquiring major stakes in financial companies in Vietnam in recent years and the trend is expected to continue in 2017.
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