Vietnam sets 65% state ownership floor for major banks, to retain control of strategic groups
Summary
The Vietnamese government has established a minimum state ownership requirement of sixty-five percent for major banks. This policy ensures that the state maintains firm control over key financial institutions. The measure is designed to safeguard strategic economic groups within the country.
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