Citigroup mua cổ phần MB

Citigroup mua cổ phần MB

Southeast Asia
Apr 19, 2007
After China''s benchmark CSI 300 Index, Vietnam''s bourse is the second-best performer in Asia so far this year. Earlier reports that the government planned to apply capital controls to curb market speculation has trimmed around 12% off the Ho Chi Minh City Securities Trading Center''s VN Index, which reached a peak of1,170 points on March 11.
Tran Dac Sinh, director of the Ho Chi Minh City Securities Trading Center, recently said that the government aims to increase the stock market?Ts value from its current 6% of gross domestic product (GDP) to 20-30%. To encourage more private companies to list on the stock exchange, last year the government offered a two-year 50% corporate tax rebate for newly listed concerns. The authorities are offering slightly less generous tax incentives to encourage companies to list this year.
Banking is one sector that has already seen a slew of M&A activity. ANZ, HSBC and Standard Chartered have all taken stakes in local banks in recent years - though local laws have limited their stakes to 10%. Citigroup is now preparing to take a stake in the Military Bank, according to news reports. And as restrictions limiting foreign ownership are relaxed, HSBC has already indicated it hopes to double its stake in Techcombank to 20%.
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