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July 2017

Chart of the Week: A Golden Aging for Vietnam?

Vietnam’s demographic dividend is fast turning into a handicap. For decades, working-age Vietnamese made up an expanding share of the population, boosting economic growth and helping to keep retirement and health spending in check. That changed in 2013. While the southeast Asian nation’s population of 92 million is still relatively young (the median age is 26), it is graying quickly. Birth rates are falling, and life expectancy is rising. This phenomenon is by no means unique to Vietnam. The problem is...

June 2017

SSI Asset Management eyes pension fund ops in Vietnam

The capital market in Vietnam has seen a snowballing expansion throughout the last few years. In the years 2011-2015 as Vietnam kicked off its plan to catapult the capital market, the stock market jumped nearly three times in terms of capitalisation and attracted 50 per cent more investors. In 2016, the market capitalisation rose 26.6 per cent year-on-year to reach $72 billion. Vietnam is now also building a pipeline to grow more instruments such as pension funds and derivatives by 2020....