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Small banks had a “bountiful crop” in 2013 while big banks experienced lower profits.

Stocks extended gains on both exchanges last week with the two main stock indices advancing, led by blue chips.

Most foreign businesses operating in the southern region have voiced their belief in the investment environment in Vietnam and affirmed they will continue with their operations in the country.

Three- to five-star hotels in Hanoi have all reported an unsatisfactory occupancy rate in the last six months, but the city expects to have 1,300 more hotel rooms by 2016.

As an expert in frontier markets, Thomas Hugger, CEO of Asia Frontier Capital (AFC) explained to VIR’s Duc Luan why he sees long-term investment potential in Vietnamese equities.

Samsung Corporation is interested in investing in large projects in Viet Nam, announced Shin Kim, president and CEO of the Trading and Investment Group of Samsung C&T Corporation.

Shares continued their upward trend on both stock exchanges yesterday as blue chip rallies propped up the markets.

Indochina Plaza Hanoi is reporting a significant pickup in sales as homebuyers seek to cash in on the property’s pulling power among expat tenants.

After more than two years of market decline due to the impacts of the economic downturn, the real estate market in Vietnam is making positive changes and some segments of the market such as retail, luxury apartment and social housing have begun warming. This trend is gradually rebuilding the trust o

So-called “Chinese capital flight” – that is, Chinese investors fleeing from China– may cause the flow of Chinese capital into Vietnam to soar in the years to come.

The 18-day flow of money into Vietnam ’s stock market suggests overseas money managers are unfazed amid concern that anti- China riots in the country will deter foreign investment and curb economic growth, read a story published by Bloomberg on May 19.

Continuous foreign buying last week helped cushion the market fall, but escalating tensions between Viet Nam and China is expected to impact the stock market in the short term.

The new investment law aims to improve fairness and transparency, the Ministry of Planning and Investment’s Legal Department deputy director Quach Ngoc Tuan told Dau Tu (Viet Nam Investment Review).

The Vietnamese real estate market is littered with many unfinished large-scale projects worth hundreds of millions of US dollars, and no one knows if and when they will be completed.

Consistent buying by foreign investors in the past few days has helped calm domestic investors and encouraged them to put money into stocks, lifting indices on both national stock exchanges yesterday.

CoAssets, Southeast Asia’s first real estate crowdfunding site, just welcomed Dr. Jeffrey Chi as a mentor and private investor.

Stocks declined on both national stock exchanges in May 15 session, an unexpected move after the morning’s increases, although foreign investors continued to buy en masse.

Some 194 investment projects, mainly in tourism, have been granted licences on Phu Quoc Island in the southern province of Kien Giang from 2011 to now, according to the Phu Quoc Island Development Investment Board.

On the Ha Noi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index slumped 1.63 per cent to end at 70.70 points as losers outnumbered gainers by 145-77.

A total capital of VND580 billion (US$28 million) was registered for the projects—restaurant and resort; luxury apartment complex; rubber plantation project; and the Golden Sun tourism site.