More flights take int’l visitors to central Vietnam

More flights take int’l visitors to central Vietnam

Several charter and regular flights opened this month will take foreign tourists to airports in Danang city and Khanh Hoa province as the central region’s tourism is becoming more appealing to foreigners.
Groundshift in investment regulations in the mix

Groundshift in investment regulations in the mix

Apart from number of more specific and clearer provisions, the draft decree proposes various significant and debatable requirements which need to be further considered by the government
Foreigners to take stock of draft decree

Foreigners to take stock of draft decree

A draft decree which introduces certain strict requirements and conditions for share acquisitions may raise concerns to foreign investors who are interested in buying shares in credit institutions in Vietnam, write Dang Duong Anh, executive partner and Nguyen Vu Quynh Lam, senior associate of Vilaf law firm.
Banks rely on foreign partners to raise capital

Banks rely on foreign partners to raise capital

One of the ways in which banks are planning to increase their charter capital this year is to have their strategic partners acquire a greater stake – from the current 10 to 20 per cent.
Guaranteeing  more transparency

Guaranteeing more transparency

Fresh moves have been made to add extra clarity to the management of government guarantees. Vision & Associates partner Luu Tien Ngoc investigates whether the move will bear fruit.
Decree 102 implementing the Enterprise Law  Addressing investors’ heavyweight concerns

Decree 102 implementing the Enterprise Law Addressing investors’ heavyweight concerns

The regulatory framework for corporate capitalisation, mainly provided for in the Enterprise Law and its old implementing Decree 139, gave investors and shareholders flexibility in capitalisation matters.
Banking on some fresh changes

Banking on some fresh changes

The National Assembly passed the new Law on Credit Institutions on June 16, 2010 (“New Law”) to repeal and replace the Law on Credit Institutions dated December 12, 1997, as amended on June 15, 2004 and its implementing regulations (collectively referred to as “Old Law”).