vietnam

MoMo’s chairman explains why Vietnam’s first national champion could be a fintech player as countries wake up to the implications of letting foreign companies take strategic stakes in their leading e-payment providers.

Will Vietnam’s growing domestic private sector help or hinder it to avoid a middle-income trap?

The government is speeding up development, so is it the right time for foreign investors to come back?

Government efforts to improve capital allocation speed up, with plans for global bond index inclusion, green finance and corporate credit ratings.

As the China-US trade war gives global markets the jitters, private equity firms are increasingly looking to Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia for a return.

The acquisition of a 33.4% stake in Viet Hydro by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) marks a profitable turnaround in a distressed infrastructure asset. Will others follow?

Foreign interest has prompted renewed deal activity from the country's largest private sector conglomerates: Masan and Vingroup.

Should investors seek shelter on the frontier from the storm engulfing emerging markets? Yes say experts as long as they choose their country carefully.

The government is preparing sweeping changes to domestic bond market regulation as foreign investors dip into local currency corporate debt for the first time.