Sách The Vietnamese Stock Market

Queensland University of Technology
Faculty of Business

School of Economics and Finance - BSN404 PROJECT 1

STUDENT NAME: KHANH NGUYEN
MASTER OF APPLIED FINANCE
STUDENT No: N04226097
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THE VIETNAMESE
STOCK MARKET

THE P R I VA T I S A T ION AND MA R K E T
L I S T ING P ROC E S S OF S TA T E -OWNED
ENT E R P R I S E S

A BLUE SKY’S BEST OPPORTUNITY
IN MERGING MARKETS ​
TABLE OF CONTENT
Acknowledgments
Glossary
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER (1)
THE VIETNAMESE STOCK MARKET
1.1 The Development Process of the Stock Market
1.2 The Rise, The Fall and The Recovery of the Vietnamese Stock Market
1.3 The Current Stage of the Vietnamese Stock Market
1.4 The Stock Market Operations
1.4.1 The Market Regulator, Facilitator and Owner:
1.5 Current Issues Concerning The Development of Stock Markets
1.5.1 Issues That Hinder The Expansion of The Vietnamese Stock Market
1.6 Future Development and Opportunities of the Stock Markets
1.6.1 Vietnam Outlines Solutions to Boost Stock Market in 2005
1.6.2 Vietnam Launched the Second Stock Market in Hanoi and the OTC Market
1.6.3 Vietnam is Linking and Listing Large Companies on Overseas Stock Markets
1.6.4 Vietnam Proposed Changes to IPO Rules to boost Market Investors:
1.6.5 Vietnam Proposed Equisation and Market Listing of Large State-owned Corporations
to boost the Stock Markets:
CHAPTER (2)
THE PRIVATISATION AND IPO PROCESS OF STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES
2.1 What is Privatisation
2.2 The Need for Privatisation of State-owned Enterprises
2.3 What Types of Privatisation Techniques can be Adopted ?
2.3.1 Small Business Auctions
2.3.2 Trade Sale of Larger Enterprises
2.3.3 Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)
2.3.4 Joint Venture
2.3.5 Mass Privatisation Programs
2.3.6 Build-Own-Operate/Build-Own-Transfer Programs
2.3.7 Liquidation of State-owned Enterprises
2.3.8 The General Process of Privatisation
2.3.9 Critical important factors need to consider
2.3.10 General Problems Encountered during the Privatisation Process in the Former Socialist Countries
2.4 The Vietnamese Privatisation Program
2.4.1 Government Solutions in Speeding up the Equitisation Process
2.4.2 Privatisation Results and Lesson Learned from the Process
CONCLUSSION
REFERENCES
APPENDIX (A)