Vietnam’s Finance Ministry, Daiwa Securities Group Discuss Capital Market Cooperation

Vietnam’s Finance Ministry said on November 10 that Finance Minister Ngô Văn Tuấn met Daiwa Securities Group executives during a visit to Japan to discuss capital market development, attracting long-term investment, and strengthening links between the Vietnamese and Japanese financial markets. The source did not specify the date of the meeting.

A delegation from Vietnam’s Finance Ministry poses for a group photo with representatives of Daiwa Securities Group.（VietVance）

Ngô Văn Tuấn said Daiwa Securities Group had shared its experience of international financial markets with the ministry, provided staff training, and worked with it on investment promotion. He proposed that the two sides continue connecting the countries’ financial markets and attracting long-term capital from Japan and international markets, while strengthening cooperation on capital market modernization, market governance, technical support, and research into international financing channels.

Ngô Văn Tuấn said Vietnam is restructuring its economy and aims to achieve double-digit economic growth from 2026 to 2030 and become a high-income developed country by 2045. To support these goals, Vietnam’s need for medium- and long-term investment capital continues to grow. It needs to develop a transparent, modern domestic capital market and expand access to international funding.

Daiwa Securities Group representatives said its global institutional clients see strong growth potential and investment opportunities in Vietnam, particularly in infrastructure, the energy transition, green growth, and the digital economy. The group said it would continue working with Vietnam’s Finance Ministry to connect Japanese and international investors and provide training, share experience, and offer technical support.

Source: VietVance