By the end of 2025, e-commerce sales are estimated to reach approximately $37 billion, making Vietnam the country with the second-fastest e-commerce growth rate in Southeast Asia.
As Vietnam builds its international financial centers in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, financial resources, governance expertise, and technology from the UK are set to act as a vital link driving global capital into the real economy.
General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam has proposed that Vietnam and Japan shift from a relationship of capital supply and reception to one of jointly developing financial markets, designing modern capital mobilization solutions, and investing in strategic infrastructure projects.
VnEconomy is convening the seminar "Lowering Interest Rates: Leeway and Solutions to Support Double-Digit Growth" to analyze the drivers of high rates and identify fundamental, sustainable solutions to keep rates within an optimal corridor.
Emerging technologies such as AI, big data, cloud computing and blockchain offer significant opportunities to improve financial services but also create increasingly complex security challenges.