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Vietnamese big bosses plan power transfer to daughters

Vietnamese big bosses plan power transfer to daughters
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A Private Sector Wind Farm in Viet Nam is Powering the Grid and Communities

A Private Sector Wind Farm in Viet Nam is Powering the Grid and Communities
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Banking legacies and family ties shaping commercial banks in Vietnam

Explore the intriguing dynamics of Vietnam s private banks, where family members of top executives wield significant influence and play key roles.

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Tycoons daughters own huge assets, keep a low profile

While their parents are well known in the business world, their daughters are secretive. The daughters parents include:

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Banking: Vietnam Harvests the Benefits of a Wind Farm and Strong Private Sector Partnership

Source: Asia Development Bank Electricity demand in Viet Nam is expected to grow at 8% annually through to 2030. Meeting this demand will require increasing power generation capacity and developing more renewable sources of energy. Building the infrastructure to generate and transmit the extra energy capacity will require significant amounts of financing and strong

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