Investment
Vietnam's business environment is stable and constantly improved
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue received Kim Jung Tai, Chairman of South Korea`s Keb Hana Financial Group on January 5 afternoon. Both are optimistic about Vietnam`s business environment.
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue has urged the Keb Hana Financial Group of South Korea to invest in finance-banking in Vietnam.
Talking to Chairman and CEO of the group Kim Jung Tai in Hanoi on January 5, Deputy PM Hue stressed that Vietnam welcomes South Korean investors, including Keb Hana, to invest in developing a diverse financial market in the country.
The group can also join the restructuring of banks, Hue said, adding that the Vietnamese Government has decided to accelerate the restructuring of the banking-financial systems in 2018, which is an opportunity for financial groups such as Keb Hana.
The Deputy PM appreciated the cooperation between Keb Hana and the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV). He said there is potential for their partnership in Fintech and mobile payment in Vietnam.
Hue added that Vietnam is also looking to develop its infrastructure through public-private cooperation forms, and hopes that Keb Hana can make direct or indirect investment in this field.
Hailing the stable and unceasingly improving business environment in Vietnam, Chairman Kim Jung Tai said his group will invest directly or make investment via funds in infrastructure in the Southeast Asian country.
He also said the group will expand partnership with Vietnamese financial institutions via Fintech companies.According to Kim Jung Tai, Keb Hana is helping BIDV develop financial and credit services.
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue and Chairman and CEO of the Hana financial group Kim Jung Tai
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The group can also join the restructuring of banks, Hue said, adding that the Vietnamese Government has decided to accelerate the restructuring of the banking-financial systems in 2018, which is an opportunity for financial groups such as Keb Hana.
Hue added that Vietnam is also looking to develop its infrastructure through public-private cooperation forms, and hopes that Keb Hana can make direct or indirect investment in this field.
Hailing the stable and unceasingly improving business environment in Vietnam, Chairman Kim Jung Tai said his group will invest directly or make investment via funds in infrastructure in the Southeast Asian country.
He also said the group will expand partnership with Vietnamese financial institutions via Fintech companies.According to Kim Jung Tai, Keb Hana is helping BIDV develop financial and credit services.
