Vietnam’s investment landscape is undergoing a strategic transformation.What was once rooted in low labour costs and abundant manpower is giving […]
Here’s a short, general-interest English excerpt with a societal perspective — perfect for readers beyond Vietnam: Vietnam’s Investment Landscape: From
We are pleased to have been quoted in the latest edition of BBC News Tiếng Việt on the US-Vietnam Customs
“Vietnam is no longer just seen as an ideal relocation site for manufacturing. It has become a serious contender in
Vietnam’s private sector is entering a defining period of transformation. In light of recent trade developments between the US and
“Turnaround is not a therapy session. It’s Execution Over Talk, Hard Decisions, and Operational Rigor. Why ‘soft’ approaches fail in
Vietnam’s financial sector stands at a strategic crossroads. Decision 1058, issued in 2017, outlines a long-term roadmap to restructure credit
Resolution 198/2025/QH15: Quietly Recrafting Vietnam’s Private Economy In May 2025, Vietnam’s National Assembly adopted Resolution 198/2025/QH15, formalising a reform agenda
Executive Summary Transformation in Vietnam requires leaders who combine strategic clarity, cultural fluency, and emotional resilience. Coaching is no longer
On May 19, 2025, Vietnam introduced Decree 69/2025/NQ-TW, a bold and far-reaching regulation set to reshape its banking sector. At first glance, the changes may appear technical: a higher cap on foreign investment in troubled banks, new operational flexibilities for acquirers, and temporary regulatory concessions. But the real story is broader – and far more human. This is about risk, resilience, and the rebuilding of trust in Vietnam’s financial system.
