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New regulations issued on securities margin trading
08-02-2017 17:12
The State Securities Commission (SSC) has issued new regulations on which Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) shares on the Premium list will be allowed for margin trading from April this year. This decision will replace existing regulations on securities margin transactions.
Stocks expected to rise in the year of the Rooster
02-02-2017 10:07
Vietnamese shares are expected to increase on both local exchanges in the first trading session of the new lunar year on February2, approaching a fresh nine-year high, according to securities firms.
20 years as bedrock of bourse
30-01-2017 14:00
As one of the first developers of the Vietnamese stock market 20 years ago, State Securities Commission chairman Vu Bang has seen plenty of ups and downs in the market. He talked about his experiences with VIR’s Huu Hoe as the 2017 lunar New Year approaches.
Small banks avoid being merged or acquired
30-01-2017 12:17
Small-sized banks are making great efforts to grow to avoid being merged or acquired, however, it is not easy, according to the Dau tu chung khoan (Securities Investment) newspaper.
Challenge awaits VN Index at 690 points
16-01-2017 10:39
The VN Index, Viet Nam’s benchmark stock index, could fall back to the 675-680 range if it fails to reach 690-692 points, according to analysts and securities firms.
Vietnam Airlines, Vinatex to go public in January
29-12-2016 13:04
The securities market will see two of the largest State-owned enterprises stepping into the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) on January 3, 2017, according to the Ha Noi Stock Exchange.
Deadline for public companies and equitised enterprises to trade on UPCoM
19-12-2016 17:07
The State Securities Commission (SSC) issued Circular 180/2015/TT-BTC on unlisted public companies, which took effect on January 1, 2016.
Maybank Kim Eng and Daishin Securities to expand equities footprint in Asia
02-12-2016 19:33
Maybank Kim Eng announced on December 1 that it is collaborating with Daishin Securities, one of South Korea’s top tier brokerage firms, to expand its equities footprint in Asia and to provide its clients with access to the South Korean stock market.
Sabeco fined for administrative misconduct
25-11-2016 20:26
The State Securities Commission of Việt Nam (SSC) issued a decision to fine the Saigon Alcohol Beer and Beverages Corporation (Sabeco) for alleged regulatory malpractice on the stock market.
Maybank Kim Eng and State Securities Commission of Vietnam renew collaboration
16-11-2016 11:37
Maybank Kim Eng and State Securities Commission (SSC) has renewed its collaborative cooperation and technical support framework agreement to advance the sustainable growth and long-term development of Vietnam’s capital market.
VIB increased its charter capital and ready to be listed on UPCOM
10-11-2016 12:22
Vietnam International Bank (VIB) announced to have completed all procedures of increasing its charter capital to VND5.6 trillion ($250.4 million) based on the 2016 charter capital increase plan approved by the State Securities Commission and the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).
Market deceleration slows Q3 margin lending
31-10-2016 08:41
Margin lending by brokerage firms has slowed down in the past three months, as the stock market decelerated, latest data from securities companies shows.
HOSE urges exchange for start-ups
26-10-2016 10:17
The chairman of the HCM Securities Exchange (HOSE), Tran Dac Sinh, has proposed that HCM City sets up a stock exchange for start-ups to help them mobilise capital.
Binh Minh Plastics to lift foreign holding cap by year-end
18-10-2016 09:23
Binh Minh Plastics Company (BMP) is working with a consulting firm to lift its foreign investment cap to 100 per cent before the year-end, HCM City Securities Corporation reported.
Stock fall after five-day rally?
26-09-2016 09:51
Vietnamese shares may decline this week as investors reap profits from a five-day rally aided by unchanged US and Japanese interest rates, securities firms said.
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