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When will the pipeline unfurl its first initial equity offering in 2019?

Will the index provider decide to twist or stick as it gears up to announce whether it is putting Vietnam on its watchlist this June?

The Korean conglomerate wants to give its growth outlook a boost with a larger footprint in Vietnam. A chance to overtake rival chaebol LG in a growing market for electric vehicles is also attractive.

Will Vietnam’s growing domestic private sector help or hinder it to avoid a middle-income trap?

The government is speeding up development, so is it the right time for foreign investors to come back?

Foreign interest has prompted renewed deal activity from the country's largest private sector conglomerates: Masan and Vingroup.

The government is preparing sweeping changes to domestic bond market regulation as foreign investors dip into local currency corporate debt for the first time.

Faltering secondary markets and high valuations do not appear to be deterring investors as they continue to take advantage of primary market deals to build sizable equity positions in Vietnam.

After dislodging the state owned sector at home, leading private sector players are starting to develop regional footprints.