Vietnam Financial Hub to Mobilize 2.7B

Vietnams new international financial centre announced its first ten members will mobilize approximately 2.7 billion dollars for investments in Ho Chi Minh City through 2027. The funding will target infrastructure, energy, and data centre projects as part of a broader strategy to attract foreign investment.

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A general view of the IFC One Saigon building in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam November 30, 2023. REUTERS/Francesco Guarascio

Vietnam's International Financial Center will mobilize $2.7B through its first 10 members operating in Ho Chi Minh City by late 2027. The initiative represents a core push to deepen capital markets and expand the nation's footprint in regional finance. The funding pipeline targets critical infrastructure and renewable energy assets, driving foreign capital into key domestic sectors.