Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 Opens in Hanoi
Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 opened in Hanoi on November 12, 2026, drawing hundreds of investors, economic experts, and representatives of businesses and financial institutions. The forum features discussions on the economic outlook, capital markets and asset allocation, with 16 guests taking part.
Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 opened in Hanoi on the morning of November 12, 2026. The forum drew hundreds of investors, along with economic experts and representatives of businesses and financial institutions. Sixteen guests from regulatory agencies, banks, securities firms, investment funds, financial institutions and independent consultancies took part in discussions and dialogue.

Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 opened in Hanoi on the morning of November 12, 2026.(VietVance)
The forum's discussions center on “Capital Flows Are Changing,” focusing on asset allocation trends, shifts in market structure and investment choices in the new cycle. The agenda also includes a fireside chat for the first time, addressing Vietnam's capital markets and their potential to attract international capital.

The forum discusses changing capital flows and asset allocation in the new cycle.(VietVance)
The first panel focuses on the 2027 macroeconomic outlook, covering economic policy, the banking system's capacity to supply capital, the bond market and investment drivers for the next phase of growth. The second panel addresses asset allocation among Vietnamese residents, including the liquidity, risks and holding periods associated with different investment choices.

The first panel focuses on the 2027 macroeconomic outlook.(VietVance)
The forum plans to announce its 2026 Best Retail Brokers program for Vietnam's securities market that afternoon. The third panel is set to cover developments in the securities industry and wealth management, as well as exchange traded funds, derivatives, private markets, digital assets and institutional capital. Initial public offerings, new listings and mergers and acquisitions are also on the agenda.
Source: VietVance


