Vietnam Financial Centre Targets $2.7B Investment from First 10 Members by 2027
Vietnam's nascent financial hub anticipates attracting $2.7 billion in investments from its initial 10 member entities by 2027, signaling its ambition to bolster its standing in the international financial landscape.
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