Vietnam: Finance and Banking

Under Vietnamese law, the execution of an aircraft or engine sale agreement is not subject to any specific tax or stamp duty. It is, however, subject to the general tax regime...

Typical ownership structures for project companies in Vietnam vary based on the industry sector. Particularly, these structures are decided by taking into account the market access barriers...

Circular No. 06/2023/TT-NHNN, which amends and supplements certain provisions of Circular No. 39/2016/TT-NHNN, has been recently issued by the State Bank of Vietnam.

Der Fall FW Aviation gegen VietJet Aviation zeigt die komplexen Herausforderungen bei der Vollstreckung von Flugzeugfinanzierungen in Vietnam. Obwohl die Kreditgeber letztlich Urteile über 181 Millionen USD erlangten, erforderte die Rückführung der Flugzeuge jahrelange Rechtsstreitigkeiten und erhebliche Kosten.

Vietnam has introduced its first comprehensive legal framework for digital assets through the Law on Digital Technology Industry, creating new opportunities and compliance requirements for NFT projects. This analysis examines how NFTs are classified under Vietnamese law, what rights they convey, and the critical regulatory considerations for foreign companies seeking to offer NFTs in Vietnam's emerging digital asset market.

ベトナムのFTSEラッセル「セカンダリー・エマージング・マーケット」への格上げは、単なるインデックスへの組み入れ以上の意味を持つ転換点

Vietnam's banking and securities sectors operate under complex regulatory frameworks that govern foreign investment, ownership limits, and market participation. The State Bank of Vietnam oversees monetary policy and supervises commercial banks, while the State Securities Commission regulates public offerings, listings, and trading activities. Recent legislative changes have introduced new ownership thresholds, expanded business lines for credit institutions, and streamlined foreign investor classifications

Vietnam's State Bank (SBV) serves as the central bank and ministerial-level authority overseeing monetary policy, financial institution supervision, and foreign exchange management.

Am 19. Januar 2026 hat die Regierung das Dekret Nr. 29/2026/ND-CP („Dekret 29") erlassen und damit offiziell die regulatorische Architektur...