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Vietnam Lawmakers Propose Stock Exchange Reforms Drawing on International Experience

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Lawmakers in Vietnam are considering amendments to the Law on Securities to govern stock exchange restructuring and facilitate foreign investment. During a plenary discussion on October 28, lawmakers proposed adding four guiding principles to the draft law, drawing on international experience from countries including Japan.

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The proposed legislative changes aim to improve market access and attract foreign investment in Vietnam. The stock market was officially upgraded by FTSE Russell in 2026, which dictates its international visibility and ability to attract capital.

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Who's involved

  • VietnamCountry where lawmakers are considering amendments to the Law on Securities to improve market access
  • FTSE RussellProvider that officially evaluated and upgraded Vietnam's stock market status in 2026

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  • VietnamSpeculative

    Legislative reforms could help improve market access and attract foreign investment into the country

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