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Ho Chi Minh City proposes hefty pay package for financial hub CEO
Ho Chi Minh City authorities have put forward a compensation plan that could see the chief executive of the Vietnam International Financial Center earn between $17,000 and $32,000 monthly. The proposed salary structure reflects the city's commitment to attracting top-tier talent to lead the strategic financial initiative.
LSN Vietnam ·
The Vietnam International Financial Center, based in Ho Chi Minh City, could offer its chief executive a monthly salary ranging from VND450 million to VND850 million, equivalent to approximately $17,000 to $32,000, according to a remuneration scheme being considered by municipal authorities.
The proposed compensation package underscores Ho Chi Minh City's efforts to recruit experienced leadership capable of advancing the center's operations and competitive positioning in regional financial markets. The salary range reflects both the strategic importance of the role and the need to match international compensation standards for executive positions in the financial sector.
The remuneration proposal requires approval from relevant city authorities before implementation. Officials have not yet disclosed specific timelines for a decision on the salary framework or details regarding additional benefits that may accompany the base compensation.