Indochine Counsel Blog

The Indochine Counsel Blog, published by Indochine Counsel, focuses on legal developments and regulatory issues in Vietnam, particularly in emerging sectors such as cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and data privacy. It covers the impact of new laws and decrees on businesses operating in Vietnam, including cybersecurity regulations and data localization requirements. The blog also discusses government initiatives related to digital transformation and the digital economy. Its content is aimed at providing insights into the evolving legal landscape affecting technology, finance, and compliance in Vietnam.

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by Steven Jacob Cryptocurrency’s Rise Cryptocurrency in Vietnam is problematic. For one thing, it’s illegal. But that’s not the full story nor does it promise to be the last word on the issue. Vietnam is a large market, the fifteenth-most…

Like much of the Fintech space, peer-to-peer, or P2P, lending in Vietnam is a relatively new and growing field. It also remains largely unregulated. In an official letter issued a year and a half ago, the state bank of Vietnam…

Earlier this month in a report by Bloomberg (here) and elsewhere the rumors seemed confirmed that Singapore’s Grab and Indonesia’s Gojek were in discussions anticipating a merger. While neither company is incorporated nor headquartered in Vietnam, they both have subsidiaries…

In a piece of legislation passed just a couple of weeks ago, the government of Vietnam made it possible for banks to comply with a common anti-money laundering, or AML, requirement digitally. Know Your Client, or KYC, has long been…