 At the working session at the Victoria State Parliament on March 24, 2026. (Photo: Viet Nga/VOV Australia) |
The International Financial Centre, established in February 2026, is expected to serve as a new platform to attract global capital flows into Vietnam.
Colin Mullins, CEO of Vintage Point, said: Colin Mullins, CEO of Vintage Point, said Vietnam is entering a significant phase in terms of financial development, noting that the country is increasingly open to international capital institutions. He highlighted Australia’s strong potential in infrastructure investment, backed by pension funds worth over 4 trillion USD, which are seeking opportunities abroad.
He added that the establishment of international financial centers in Vietnam will create favorable conditions for Australian investors to channel capital into the country
Vintage Point has committed to mobilizing up to 10 billion USD for the center over the next five years, with Australia seen as a highly promising market