In the context of accelerated digital transformation and international integration for sustainable development, the revised Law on Technology Transfer is expected to create a fresh momentum for enterprises to improve their technological capabilities and competitiveness, thereby contributing to the development of a modern, transparent and efficient technology market.
From March 2026, a series of new decrees and circulars will introduce electronic identification codes for real estate, strengthen transparency requirements for charitable funds, tighten administrative sanctions, and impose stricter compliance obligations in the banking sector.
Being one of the first countries in the world to enact a specialised law on artificial intelligence, Vietnam affirms its determination to establish a unified legal framework for the development, application and governance of artificial intelligence in order to protect human beings, promote innovation, and build a self-reliant, secure and human-centred digital future.
As the global economy transitions towards a knowledge-based model, science, technology and innovation have become decisive engines of national growth. In Vietnam, the 2025 Law on Science, Technology and Innovation is widely viewed as a strategic institutional framework for improving national competitiveness while raising the country’s position in global value chains.
The State Bank of Vietnam has issued Circular No. 55/2025/TT-NHNN prescribing the licensing of non-bank credit institutions. Below are the major changes of Circular No. 55/2025/TT-NHNN to clarify the applicable regulations as of 09 February 2026.
The State Bank of Vietnam has issued a Circular amending and supplementing regulations on required reserves applicable to credit institutions and foreign bank branches. Below are the major changes introduced by Circular No. 23/2025/TT-NHNN regarding banks’ required reserves.
In the course of operation, commercial banks must comply with various regulations on the number and establishment of transaction offices. Under current law, how many transaction offices may a commercial bank establish? The article below provides detailed information.
To list stocks on foreign securities markets, joint-stock credit institutions must obtain approval from the State Bank of Vietnam. Below are the procedures for obtaining approval for listing stocks on foreign securities markets, in accordance with Circular No. 47/2025/TT-NHNN, which takes effect on January 29, 2026.