Legal framework

Ms. Mary Ng discusses the burgeoning trade ties between Canada and Vietnam, highlighting opportunities and strategies for deeper cooperation.

Vietnam’s skilled workforce and adaptability position it to seize opportunities in the emerging digital asset market once legal frameworks are in place.

A draft decree detailing conditions for the repossession of collateral tied to non-performing loans is currently open for public and institutional feedback.

This year is a pivotal one for blockchain and digital assets, as more jurisdictions move to formally recognise their place in the financial system.

Regulators are set to launch a scheme allowing more than one exchange, opening the door for domestic players in digital finance.

The SBV plans to require reporting of international transfers from $1,000 to better monitor capital flows and prevent money laundering.

Ssupporting industries have emerged as a vital link in the country’s efforts to attract high-quality foreign direct investment and enhance the competitiveness of its...

Affordable housing has become a major global challenge, from advanced economies to emerging nations. Limited supply, escalating prices, and increasing financial...

Vietnam’s monetary policymakers face rising headwinds as currency pressure, inflation risks, and tight liquidity curb policy flexibility.

Citizens of 12 European nations can now enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 45 days under a new tourism stimulus policy.

The Government Inspectorate will investigate the VND2.3 trillion ($92 million) Phuong Nam pulp mill, which has been delayed for 10 years.

Although the decision of the United States to impose new tariff levels on Vietnam is not as harsh as the rates suggested in April, they may still pose various...

Vietnam is moving closer to piloting a regulated crypto asset trading market.

As housing prices in Vietnam continue to soar, calls are being made for a regulatory filter to steer the market towards stability and real value rather than...

The data indicates that Thailand has suffered attacks on 438 of its systems, while Cambodia has experienced an even greater number, exceeding 500 system breaches.