Vietnam Financial Centre Aims to Mobilise $2.7 Billion with First 10 Members
A newly established financial centre in Vietnam is set to mobilise $2.7 billion through its first 10 member companies. This initiative marks a significant step towards developing the country's financial market and enhancing its international competitiveness.
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