Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 to be held in Hanoi on November 12
Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 is scheduled to open in Hanoi at 9 a.m. on November 12. Discussions will cover capital flows, asset allocation and capital market development, with sessions on the macroeconomic outlook, wealth management and capital markets, plus a direct dialogue session held for the first time.
Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 is scheduled to open in Hanoi at 9 a.m. on November 12. Under the theme “Capital is shifting,” the forum will discuss asset allocation, market structure and investment choices in the new cycle. Sixteen speakers from regulatory bodies, banks, securities firms, investment funds, financial institutions and independent consultancies will take part in panel discussions and dialogues.
The first panel discussion will focus on the 2027 macroeconomic outlook and sources of capital for a new growth cycle, including the banking system’s capacity to supply funds, the bond market and investment drivers. Another discussion will examine how Vietnamese investors allocate assets across deposits, gold, real estate, securities and other investment channels, and how liquidity, risk and holding periods affect their choices.

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The forum will also hold a direct dialogue session for the first time, addressing the market access, liquidity, hedging tools, and conditions for scaling up investments and exiting positions that international investors consider when assessing Vietnam’s capital market. The session will be moderated by the vice chair of the executive body of the Vietnam International Financial Centre in Ho Chi Minh City.
The capital markets session will discuss the conditions needed to attract long-term capital, including the quality of listed companies, the supply of investment products, information transparency and trading infrastructure. Topics will also include market access for foreign investors and changes to securities firms’ business models. These are planned discussion topics, not policies adopted or conclusions reached by the market.
Source: VietVance


