Vietnam's International Financial Center: What Global Capital Will Test Next
Vietnam's International Financial Centre represents a major step toward integrating the country into global capital markets. But attracting international investors requires more than policy announcements and financial incentives. Drawing on perspectives from global bankers, institutional investors and BCG, Vietnam Vanguard examines the real tests ahead: capital mobility, regulatory predictability, legal protections and the institutional trust needed to turn ambition into long-term investment.
The Capital Shift That Cannot Be Postponed
Vietnam’s ambition for the 2030s will depend on how effectively capital can move from mature assets to high-priority infrastructure — and how quickly divestment can help close the widening funding gap.
The Leadership Gap Behind Vietnam’s Transformation
Vietnam’s economic transformation is accelerating. The deeper constraint may be leadership architecture at institutional scale.
Beyond Sugar: Can AgriS Become Vietnam’s First Data-Led Agri Powerhouse?
From sugarcane roots to data-driven value chains, AgriS is navigating one of the hardest pivots in global agriculture — and shaping a model increasingly aligned with Vietnam’s next decade.