Attracting international investment flows into state-owned enterprises by increasing foreign ownership limits will bring equal treatment between domestic and overseas investors. Tran Thi Thanh Huyen, partner at NHQuang&Associates, discusses the bottlenecks in the equitisation process and how important the revision of the relevant laws to international ventures is.

Is it necessary to amend the provisions of Clause 2, Article 114 of the Enterprise Law 2014 to to address similar cases like ThaiBev and Sabeco? This is a matter to be considered between the two angles that analyzed above along with other factors that the Enterprise Law needs to adjust in the future.

Trimming away the Law on Investment does not mean completely eliminating the regulations on investment protection, state management on investment, but putting progressive regulations which are in line with specialized laws into those specialized laws.

Should Vietnamese businessmen be bored of doing business in their own country and have our economy bleeding foreign currency?

Lawyer Nguyen Tien Lap The Saigontimes, August 26, 2016 Click here to see full article in Vietnamese