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VIETNAM GO GLOBAL: MASTERING OUTBOUND INVESTMENTS & EXPANSION FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL
Vietnamese enterprises are increasingly looking beyond domestic borders to scale on the international stage. HKBAV is proud to support the exclusive Outbound Investment Forum "Vietnam Go Global - Mastering Outbound Investments & Expansion from Local to Global", bringing together influential corporate decision-makers, global investors, and financial experts to navigate the practicalities of cross-border expansion!
Join us to gain strategic insights into:
• Global Financing: Utilizing international banking to fuel your "Go Global" ambitions.
• Empowering Global Expansion: Leveraging digital financial infrastructure to facilitate seamless cross-border operations.
• Offshore Structuring & International Listings: Navigating recent developments in offshore listing regulations and utilizing Hong Kong as a strategic springboard for Vietnam's global leap.
• Mastering Cross-Border Expansion: Engaging in the "Allinial Edge" panel discussion to uncover best practices for international market entry, including APAC, Americas & Europe countries.
Event Powered By:
• Hosted by: Normsun
• Sponsored by: Airwallex
• Organised by: WD Capital
• Co-Organised by: JCI East Saigon
• Global Partner: Allinial Global
Supported by Strategic Partners: United Overseas Bank Vietnam (Tentatively), Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Asia CEO Community, Asia Small Business Federation (ASBF), CFO Vietnam, Hong Kong Business Association Vietnam (HKBAV), Indochine Counsel, Vietnam Mergers and Acquisitions Association (VMAA), Institute for Economics and Trade Development (IETD), Young Business Association (YBA), and JCI Vietnam.
Date: Saturday, 8 August 2026
Time: 08:30 – 11:30 (Registration starts at 08:00; Group Discussion & Networking from 11:30)
Venue: New World Saigon Hotel, 76 Le Lai Street, Ben Thanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
As this is a curated executive forum with limited seating, all registrations will be reviewed by the Organizing Committee. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email. Seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Secure your seat today: https://forms.gle/5NbEeP28F6gDxMi39

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