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Vietnam raises minimum state ownership for major banks to 65%
Vietnam's government has decided to raise the minimum state ownership for major banks to 65%. This move is seen as an effort to stabilize the financial sector and strengthen state control. It could impact future bank management and foreign investment regulations.
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Vietnam's government plans to raise the minimum state ownership stake in major banks to 65%, aiming to maintain national control over strategic groups. This move is seen as a measure to stabilize the financial sector and preserve state influence in the economy.