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YB Investment Attends the Launch Event of the Vietnam International Financial Center in HCMC
On the morning of February 11, 2026, in Ho Chi Minh City, the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City held the launching ceremony of the Vietnam International Finance Center in Ho Chi Minh City (VIFC-HCMC), with the participation of the Prime Minister, ministries and agencies, leaders of Ho Chi Minh City, as well as numerous international delegates, banks, investment organizations, and YB Investment Company.
Ms. Hang Lola, Chief Representative of YB Investment’s Singapore Office, attended the ceremony.
Presiding over the ceremony, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh struck the gong to officially open the event, symbolizing the transition to a new phase for Vietnam’s financial system and marking a significant step forward in the strategy of developing a modern, transparent financial market deeply integrated with global capital flows.
The establishment of VIFC-HCMC is considered a strategic step to enhance national competitiveness, attract high-quality capital flows, promote green finance, fintech, maritime and logistics finance, trade finance, and specialized financial products according to international standards.
With VIFC-HCMC becoming operational, YB Investment has proactively developed a strategy to support FDI investors by establishing a representative office in Singapore, one of Asia’s leading financial centers.
YB Investment identifies Ho Chi Minh City’s financial center as a strategic destination in the coming period, therefore, one of its core services is advising and supporting FDI clients in registering and operating at VIFC-HCMC. In addition, with its experienced team, YB can assist businesses in connecting with investment funds, banks, and financial partners in the region.
With its advantageous connection between Vietnam and Singapore, YB acts as a bridge between international capital flows and investment opportunities at VIFC-HCMC, accompanying multinational corporations in their strategies to expand into the Southeast Asian market.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh poses for a photo with delegates and guests.