The Law on Capital 2026 marks a significant milestone in refining the legal framework for Ha Noi, introducing various specific mechanisms and policies designed to foster the development of culture, cultural industries, and the innovation ecosystem. These new regulations are expected to establish a favorable legal foundation for mobilizing social resources, leveraging heritage values, and enhancing the Capital’s competitiveness in this new phase of development. We invite readers to follow an interview with Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang—conducted by the Government Portal—to gain legal insights into the notable new features of the Law on Capital 2026 and the significance of these regulations for Ha Noi’s development.
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Beneficial ownership transparency helps curb “nominee” investments
Transparency regarding beneficial ownership not only enhances corporate transparency but also serves as a crucial tool for preventing “nominee” investments, improving state management efficiency, and fostering a fair, sustainable investment environment. Read the interview by Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang, with the Investment Magazine Online to explore an analysis of the role of beneficial ownership transparency mechanisms, the challenges associated with their implementation in Vietnam, and recommendations for refining the legal framework in the near future.
Read moreReducing Cconcerns about the “criminalization” of economic relations
Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang, Head of NHQuang & Associates, answered an interview with the Business Forum regarding the proposed mechanism of “temporarily suspending criminal liability” for violations causing economic damage in the Draft Amended Criminal Code.
Read moreOpening the ‘runway’ for Ha Noi’s cultural industry to take off
In an interview with the Viet Nam Government Portal, Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang noted that the revised Capital Law creates a new institutional framework for the development of Ha Noi’s cultural industries, positioning culture as both an endogenous resource and a source of soft power for the Capital.
Read moreTOD – the “golden key” to unlocking resources for the capital’s transportation infrastructure
In an article published by Xay dung Newspaper, Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang analyzes how land value capture around metro lines and stations can become a new financial resource for public transport development, while also highlighting the special mechanisms under the revised Capital Law that pave the way for the implementation of the TOD model in Ha Noi.
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