Vietnam will start listing Government-guaranteed bonds at the Singapore Stock Exchange from October 11 to help the troubled Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin) repay its creditors.


The bonds will be issued for 12-year terms with an annual interest rate of 1 percent.
The reform of Vinashin was ordered in 2010 after Government inspectors uncovered the group’s financial malpractices. At the end of 2009, the company was more than 86.7 trillion VND (4.1 billion USD) in debt.
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