Vietnam: Corporate Governance

Vietnam enters a new phase of state-owned enterprise reform, shifting from high-profile consumer asset sales to strategic infrastructure and energy sector divestments. This transformation requires sophisticated international investors willing to accept minority stakes while the government maintains control through differentiated ownership levels. The success hinges on bridging valuation gaps, strengthening minority shareholder protections, and aligning SOE reforms with Vietnam's broader capital market ambit

ベトナム政府が公布した政令第296/2026/ND-CP号は、企業登録制度に根本的な変革をもたらし、3段階のカスケーディング方式による実質的支配者の特定と&

Vietnam's state-owned enterprise reform is entering a fundamentally different phase, moving beyond the high-profile consumer asset sales of 2016-2018 toward strategic infrastructure and energy divestments.

Vietnam's upcoming upgrade to FTSE Russell Secondary Emerging Market status represents a pivotal moment in the country's economic development, signaling a new phase...

Vietnam’s AI regulatory framework has reached an important milestone. While the Law on Artificial Intelligence No. 134/2025/QH15 (AI Law) established the foundation for AI governance...

Vietnam's elevation to Emerging Market (EM) status represents a structural shift in the country's investability profile.

Yet Vietnam still poses challenges for foreign businesses wanting to invest in the country.

The Law on Enterprise in 1999 introduced the first legal framework on corporate governance in Vietnam.

When foreign investors invest in Vietnam, they could establish company in Vietnam.