Vietnam’s stock market will face a decisive review on October 7 to determine whether it will be upgraded or not. This carries significant importance.
In FTSE Russell’s set of criteria, there are still two items where we only partially meet the requirements: Settlement.Costs associated with failed trades, and Settlement cycle (DvP), meaning Delivery versus Payment, the simultaneous delivery of securities and payment of cash.
According to FTSE’s announcement, the issue lies in the fact that Vietnam conducts pre-trade checks to ensure payment ability before allowing transactions. This makes the trading and settlement process more complicated.
To improve these two aspects, we have made strong efforts to switch the exchange system to a central counterparty clearing mechanism, where trading and settlement occur simultaneously and more efficiently.
The upgrade would be extremely beneficial for Vietnam’s overall financial system. Vietnam’s stock market would automatically be included in indices such as FTSE All-World, FTSE EM, and FTSE Asia. Passive funds that are benchmarked against these indices would be required to buy Vietnamese stocks or ETFs, with an estimated inflow of around 5–10 billion USD into Vietnam’s market.
However, one thing I still do not understand is why we continue to maintain the rigid foreign ownership limit (FOL). Currently, only 12 Vietnamese stocks have exceeded the FOL threshold, and the overall foreign investor ownership is just 17%.

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