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Standard Chartered Vietnam boosts capital base with additional $100 million

Business - 5 year

The London-based bank has added some VND2.3 trillion ($100 million) into its tier-2 capital in a bid to reinforce its business operation in Vietnam.

Standard Chartered sees Vietnam as ASEAN outperformer

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The London-based bank forecasts Vietnam to remain the fastest-growing ASEAN economy in the near term, with 2019 growth being projected at 6.9 per cent.

Standard Chartered connects ASEAN corporates to growth opportunities

Business - 5 year

Mid-corporate businesses will have a more critical role to play in enabling future growth of the region in the coming years, through transforming global supply chains and driving regionalised business models.

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Standard Chartered Vietnam boosts capital base with additional $100 million

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