HANOI — The Department for Economic Zones Management (DEZM) of the Ministry of Planning and Investment is in the process of completing the draft Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units, with adjustments being made in terms of local operations, organization, administration and foreign investment incentives and policies. Tran Huy Dong, Director General of the DEZM, said the draft […]
Read MoreHANOI — The Ministry of Finance has developed a draft circular that provides a general legal framework on the electronic trading activities at the stock market. The draft circular has been sent to the market members to collect their ideas and opinions. It is expected to ensure that the electronic trading activities at the stock market will be transparent, fair, secure and correspond to the Law of Electronic […]
Read MoreHANOI – The Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) and the Banque Pour Le Commerce Exterieur Lao Public (BCEL) will continue to promote their cooperation from 2017 to 2020. This was stipulated in an agreement inked by the two banks in Hanoi on Wednesday. Speaking at the signing ceremony, BIDV General Manager Phan […]
Read MoreHANOI – Vietnam led the South East Asian countries in infrastructure spending, which was 5.7 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), a recent report by property services firm CBRE revealed. The report titled ’Connecting Asean: Infrastructure, Integration and Real Estate Growth’ noted that the demand for infrastructure in Vietnam was intensified, given the large-scale urbanisation and the positive economic outlook. Citing statistics, the report […]
Read MoreHANOI — Financial leasing institutions are the lastest solution to resolve capital shortages of local businesses, especially small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Financial leasing has been a popular channel to mobilise capital globally, with total revenue of up to US$1 trillion per year. Financial leasing is a credit activity in the mid-and-long-term through the leasing […]
Read MoreHANOI – Improving the quality of domestically-produced goods is critical for Vietnam to compete with imported products and narrow the trade deficit with Thailand, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT). Statistics from the ministry’s Department of Asia and Africa Markets showed that Vietnam ran a trade deficit of US$3.5 billion with Thailand […]
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