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Vietnam, Japan's Daiwa Securities deepen capital market partnership
Vietnam is expanding cooperation with Japan's Daiwa Securities Group to accelerate capital market development and strengthen financial expertise. The partnership reflects Hanoi's broader strategy to deepen ties with Japanese financial institutions.
LSN Vietnam ·
Vietnam is moving to broaden its engagement with Daiwa Securities Group as part of efforts to advance capital market infrastructure and financial sector capabilities. The cooperation underscores Vietnam's commitment to leveraging international expertise in developing its domestic markets, officials said.
The partnership comes as Vietnam continues to strengthen relationships with major Japanese financial players, including the Japan Bank for International Cooperation. These initiatives align with high-level political engagement between the two countries, with recent visits by top leaders reinvigorating bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors.
Capital market development has emerged as a priority for Vietnamese policymakers seeking to modernize the financial system and attract foreign investment. Through partnerships with established international institutions like Daiwa, Vietnam aims to enhance market infrastructure, develop human resources, and facilitate knowledge transfer in securities trading and investment banking.
Official statements indicate Vietnam welcomes continued experience-sharing and technical support from reputable international financial institutions. The expanded cooperation with Daiwa is expected to support training and human resources development initiatives within Vietnam's financial sector, contributing to long-term market sophistication and competitiveness.