22-August-2025
Zoom WebinarVietnam Debt Capital Market Forum 2025 is a high-level platform gathering policymakers, investors, issuers, and both domestic and international experts to exchange insights and co-develop solutions for advancing Vietnam’s debt capital market in a more sound, efficient, and sustainable manner. The event also aims to strengthen the financial capacity and resilience of Vietnamese enterprises, contributing to the realization of Vietnam’s economic growth objectives in this new era of development.
29-May-2025
Zoom WebinarThe webinar, hosted by FiinRatings, takes place at a pivotal moment as Vietnam prepares to announce its Taxonomy - a foundational framework to guide and standardize sustainable finance activities nationwide. The event brings together both local and international experts, including representatives from S&P Global Ratings and regulatory authorities, to share best practices and foster dialogue on sustainable finance.
28-March-2025
Zoom WebinarJointly organized by FiinGroup and the International Finance Corporation ("IFC"), in collaboration with the Swiss Federal Department of Economic Affairs (SECO) and the Financial Infrastructure Development Network (FIDN). The seminar will focus on sharing solutions to enhance export activities by boosting supply chain financing through the application of data and technology to optimize operations and risk management, while also leveraging the benefits of trade credit insurance.
20-March-2025
Zoom WebinarHosted by FiinGroup and InCorp Global, this free one-hour webinar on 20th March at 2pm is an insightful window into the Vietnam’s thriving Manufacturing & Processing Industry.
12-December-2024
Zoom WebinarVietnam's banking and financial services sectors are at a critical juncture, shaped by the challenges of post-pandemic recovery, accelerated digital transformation, and the rising need for green finance solutions. While credit growth is on the upswing, key issues such as asset quality, undercapitalization, regulatory changes, and industry consolidation remain pressing concerns.