Vietnam’s rapid capital market reforms set to pay dividends in the coming decades
The long-awaited upgrade of Vietnam’s equity markets, though with a condition, is a sign that the country’s rising global profile can withstand near-term challenges.
The long-awaited upgrade of Vietnam’s equity markets, though with a condition, is a sign that the country’s rising global profile can withstand near-term challenges.
SBV’s statistics showed 28 banks have expected to increase their charter capital by more than VNĐ163 trillion in 2023, higher than last year’s number of VNĐ154 trillion....
TPBank is due to pay a cash dividend at a rate of 25 per cent instead of a stock dividend like in previous years. This means that shareholders will receive VNĐ 2,500...
To facilitate taxpayers, the Ministry of Finance has amended and supplemented regulations on declaring tax on behalf of individuals who receive dividends or receive...
This year, shareholders of banks continue to receive dividends in shares, but at a "giant" rate. This not only helps shareholders but also creates favorable conditions...
Draft documents of banks show that shareholders receive dividends in the form of cash or shares every year.
Financial activities bearing a large source of revenue are a "lifesaver" that not only helps businesses narrowly escape losses but also enables them to make big profits.