Challenge of disbursing public investment capital
50% of public investment capital must be disbursed in the three remaining months of the year. This is a great challenge, requiring great efforts and determination of the...
50% of public investment capital must be disbursed in the three remaining months of the year. This is a great challenge, requiring great efforts and determination of the...
Business and production have been severely stricken by prolonged lockdowns and social distancing orders triggered by the worst-ever COVID-19 resurgence in the third...
Change can happen fast in Asia. For the region’s issuers, they are expecting rapid and more significant transformation of their business models and capital...
Banks have been promoting the mobilisation of medium- and long-term capital through bond issuance to meet the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)’s requirements on capital...
The northern province of Quang Ninh is working hard to complete the disbursement of the entire public investment capital which were allocated for projects in the...
Only over 220.7 trillion VN D (9.7 billion USD) worth of public investment capital was disbursed by the end of August, or 40.6 percent of the plan assigned by the Prime...
According to Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung, the low disbursement rate reduces the efficiency of using public investment capital, wastes resources,...
Local and municipal State Treasuries and heads of units under the State Treasury agency are requested by General Director of the State Treasury to drastically implement...
VNG Corporation, a technology "unicorn" of Vietnam, is considering listing shares in the United States through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC)...
By the end of July, disbursement progress of public investment capital was still facing many difficulties for objective reasons. This requires units to be more drastic,...
The State Audit pointed out several investments of corporations in affiliated companies and long-term investments that suffered losses and lost capital.
Domestic banks will continue striving to ensure business performance and deliver on commitments to investors while supporting clients amid difficulties this year.
The mid-term outlook of the market remains bright, but in short-term, investors may face certain risks.