Từ khóa: #regulations

(SGI) - The estimations in the World Bank's July 2022 report indicate that Vietnam will require an additional USD 368 billion of investment until 2040, equivalent to 6.8% of GDP annually.

(SGI) - Carbon markets, driven by the climate objectives of nations and organizations, revolve around the trading of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission quotas and carbon credits—transferring emission rights.

(SGI) - With the advent of Resolution 98/2023/QH1 and its specific mechanisms and policies, Ho Chi Minh City is poised to unlock numerous development opportunities.

(SGI) - There is an urgent need to remove or tackle factors that are stalling production and causing barriers for businesses to grow, besides also deciding on bringing in new institutional reforms. Dispatch 644/CD-TTg and Resolution 105/NQ-CP are being seen as important decisions for stronger economic growth.

(SGI) - The Government has just issued Resolution 105/NQ-CP to introduce new tasks and stricter solutions to remove the ongoing multitude of difficulties faced in manufacturing and in the normal functioning of businesses and industries.

(SGI) - At the 5th session of the 15th National Assembly, there will be several important issues presented such as amending or replacing Resolution 54 and piloting a few specific policies for the development of Ho Chi Minh City.

(SGI) - The banking industry in Vietnam is currently taking the lead in applying new digital technology in its various departments.

(SGI) - At the fifth session of the National Assembly that was held this May, it was decided that the Government will submit an amended Bill on Credit Institutions for approval at the next session of the National Assembly in October.

(SGI) - Currently there is a strong call to amend Decree 65/2022/ND-CP so as to help open up capital flow for enterprises in the present market situation .

(SGI) - Many experts believe that the real estate market has many opportunities for growth, but before that happens there is an urgent need to untie many knots that are proving to be obstacles in its path to further development.

(SGI) - Most businesses that are in need of capital in the current economic scenario expect a regulatory adjustment, as most of them are facing extreme difficulties in running their entire operations.

(SGI) - An important discussion was held last week between deputies of the National Assembly on creating preventive measures and regulations to counter money laundering and further amend the draft Law on Anti-Money Laundering, especially in areas pertaining to virtual currency.

(SGI) - Currently, large investments in oil and gas projects are facing many difficulties. These include exploration and extraction of oil and gas in the upper reaches as well. 

(SGI) - According to the Resolution on the Economic Restructuring Plan for the period 2021 to 2025, Vietnam aims to have about 1.5 million enterprises by the end of 2025. To achieve this goal, about 160,000 new businesses will need to be set up each year. 

(SGI) - Corporate bond issuance for enterprises has become more tightly regulated after Decree 65/2022/ND-CP of the Government came into effect from 16 September 2022.  

(SGI) - The Ministry of Finance recently submitted an amendment to the Law on Personal Income Tax (PIT) to the Standing Committee of the National Assembly. 

(SGI) - The Ho Chi Minh City Real Estate Association (HoREA) presented four vital documents to the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City between 15 March and 17 July. 

(SGI) - The State Bank of Vietnam has plans to offer e-lending facilities and has recently made amendments to a draft for Circular 39/2016/TT-NHNN for the supplementing of a number of articles in it. This will pave the way for commercial banks to compete with several booming online lending platforms in the market today. 

(SGI) - The policies under which construction contractors have to work in public investment projects pose several potential risks. These policies fall under the Law on Bidding, which many believe needs immediate amending to make it more suitable for completion of public investment projects and bring ease to contractors.  

(SGI) - The main reason why public investment projects are running far behind schedule is because construction contractors are facing heavy losses in their basic capital. This is particularly true in the field of transport infrastructure.