In order to achieve economies of scale, certain enterprises currently proceed to acquire part or all of the shares of another company, treating it as a subsidiary. This measure serves to enhance operational efficiency and expand the market share of the acquiring enterprise. The brand name of the acquired company may either be retained or changed, subject to the discretion of the acquiring entity....View more
In essence, a public company is a joint stock company. However, in addition to the basic requirements for joint-stock companies specified in the Law on Enterprises, public companies need to meet a number of special conditions specified in the Law on Securities...View more
A Vietnamese commercial bank can have a maximum number of foreign individuals owning 5% of its charter capital?...View more
Do foreign-invested enterprises establishing branches and representative offices in Vietnam need to apply for an investment certificate?...View more
How are investment activities of foreign-invested economic organizations regulated?...View more
How are investment activities of foreign-invested economic organizations regulated?...View more
Is the director of a two-member limited liability company the person who dismisses the chief accountant?...View more
When a member has not contributed enough committed capital, is a limited liability company with 2 or more members required to register a change in charter capital?...View more
Is a credit rating company holding debt instruments of a rated organization considered a conflict of interest?...View more