SAScoat: Setting up a business in Vietnam

Rizwan Khan, CFO at foreign-invested Vietnamese manufacturer SAScoat, flags the top regulations that hit operations.
SAScoat: Setting up a business in Vietnam

Like that of other countries, Vietnam's economy lost its momentum to drive productivity and economic growth as the country turned to communist central planning. In an effort to turn the economy around, the country opened up to foreign investment, especially after its accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2007.

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