Vietnam advances financial reforms and real estate restructuring

Vietnam is undergoing significant institutional reforms within its financial sector to foster economic growth. The Ministry of Finance is shifting from a restrictive management mindset to creating a favorable legal framework. Key initiatives include reviewing legal documents to reduce administrative procedures and increasing transparency. By 2025, the Ministry plans to submit 25 laws and resolutions to the National Assembly, alongside numerous decrees and circulars. Notably, the 2025 Investment Law has removed 39 sectors from the list of conditional business lines.

In the private sector, major real estate players are undergoing restructuring. Dat Xanh Group announced it will transition to a new brand, Bluemarq Group, in the second quarter of 2026. This move aims to transform the company from a traditional real estate firm into a global investment, asset management, and property development group. Bluemarq Group holds consolidated assets exceeding 38,100 billion VND. Additionally, leadership changes are occurring across various entities, including the election of Trinh Khanh Linh as Chairwoman of PC1 Group.