Priority will be given to sectors linked to trade and investment to attract development resources, particularly for large-scale infrastructure projects in these regions.
The applicable subjects include the Chairperson, Vice Chairpersons, and members of the Executive Council; personnel working in the Assisting Body and the Advisory Council; and other relevant agencies, organizations, and individuals.
Nam A Bank and Proparco have signed an MoU in Paris to expand green finance in Vietnam, with a potential $30 million loan under consideration and a focus on attracting international capital through new sustainability initiatives.
During a mission from March 23 to 27, Vantage Point Asset Management, alongside representatives from the Vietnam International Financial Center and various Vietnamese enterprises, met with several Australian funds and investors.
Under the proposal, the center will include various types of members, such as banks, securities firms, insurance companies, investment funds, asset management firms, Fintech companies, and market infrastructure organizations.
The organizational model of the international financial center must be thoroughly researched, drawing on international experience to ensure modernity, transparency, and effectiveness in governance and supervision.
Deputy PM Tran Hong Ha emphasized the need to revise investment procedures governed by the Investment Law, including auction processes, bidding, and investor selection and recommended these be included in future legislative amendments.