Better disclosure means higher share prices for UPCoM firms: HNX A total 237 companies on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) have joined the listed firms’ assessment of information disclosure for 2018-19.

Large-cap firms to drive market up, but performance would be narrow

With about one-third of the top 30 largest companies by market capitalisation and trading liquidity having released Q3 earnings reports, there is still room for growth.

Europe firms may purchase 49% in local banks Under existing regulations, the maximum rate of foreign ownership cap in a commercial bank is set at 30 per cent.

Mega project invites domestic investors to bid The mega infrastructure project North-South Expressway has started inviting domestic enterprises to apply for bidding, a month after the Ministry of Transport ruled foreign companies ineligible to participate in the project.

Haxaco in talks with South Korean firm to offload half of shares The company shares have soared nearly 23 per cent in the last four trading days and as much as 50 per cent since the beginning of the year.

Basel II deadline rapidly approaching, are banks on course to meet norms?

Banks with a relatively good performance and financial situation can easily adopt Basel II standards whereas it is difficult for those facing financial difficulties.

Different scenarios for VN-Index in Q4 Brokerages proposed different scenarios for the movement of VN-Index from now until the end of this year, much depending on the world's economic growth prospects.

Việt Nam remains frontier market: FTSE Russell No big improvements have been made since FTSE Russell’s last review in September 2018, according to Bảo Việt Securities Company (BVSC).

Shares to move marginally as investors wait for FTSE's review results The market can hardly make strong gains next week as investors are cautious ahead of the FTSE's review results, scheduled for release on September 26.

Market growth to slow as momentum runs out Việt Nam’s benchmark VN-Index has climbed to the highest level in three weeks but analysts have warned positive market sentiment may not last in the coming week.