About Vietnam Financial Forum
The Vietnam Financial Forum (VFF) is a national platform bringing together leaders from finance, technology, policy, and investment to explore the future of financial markets in Vietnam and across Southeast Asia.
It is designed as a private-sector–led forum where global experts, institutional investors, market operators, regulators, and entrepreneurs can engage in meaningful discussions about the evolution of financial markets.
The program and activities focus on exploring critical topics including capital markets development, digital finance, financial infrastructure, sustainable investment, venture capital, and the technologies reshaping global finance.
Our Mission
The Vietnam Financial Forum is a finance-first annual conference. It is a platform for high-level finance and capital markets, anchored in the functional mandates of the Danang IFC and focused on how financial systems, instruments, and governance structures enable real-economy growth.
- Position Danang as a credible platform for international finance and capital innovation
- Translate IFC policy ambitions into practical discussions with market participants
- Bring together regulators, financial institutions, investors, and corporates around shared challenges
Our Values
Innovation
Championing technological advancement and new approaches in financial services.
Collaboration
Fostering partnerships between public and private sectors to strengthen the financial ecosystem.
Global Perspective
Connecting Vietnam's financial sector with global trends, standards, and best practices.
Excellence
Delivering world-class content and experiences for every participant.
Organizing Committee
Vietnam Financial Forum Committee
Proprietor & Chair
Event Organizer
Steering Committee
Sustainability
HORECFEX — our organizing partner — is working with SUSTAINIFY (ESGs & Climate) to become the leader in organising sustainable events in Vietnam.
Executive Summary
VFF 2026 is benchmarked on ISO 20121. Our sustainability program covers procurement, catering, mobility, waste, water and energy — with independent scoring against peer conferences in Vietnam.
Low-impact venue operations, water refill programs (FREDAQUA), and nature conservation initiatives such as the Tay Giang Farm.
Community support programs and partnerships with local NGOs and cooperatives, including the Taya House initiative.
Celebrating Vietnamese culinary and cultural heritage through curated event experiences and featured local producers.