Legal representative Vietnam guide: residency rule, personal liability, work permit and temporary residence card under Decree 219/2025, risk matrix for FIEs.
Legal & Investment Insights
Analysis and practical guidance from IVLF Advisors LLC on Vietnamese law, foreign direct investment, M&A, capital markets, tax, labor and dispute resolution — written for investors and business leaders operating in Vietnam.
Minimum capital requirement Vietnam explained: charter vs investment capital, sector legal capital, financial capacity proof and thin capitalisation risk.
Project location Vietnam decides IRC authority, deposits and the 10-day fast track. Learn the 2026 site verification and lease drafting rules before you pay.
Direct investment capital account Vietnam rules under SBV Circular 38/2026: who must open a DICA, account limits, pre-IRC use, remittance. Plan your funds flow.
Post-incorporation compliance Vietnam: Circular 38/2026 account duties, reporting forms, audit, work permits and a 12-month calendar to protect your FIE.
How exchangeable bonds Vietnam structures use trust deed mechanics to give offshore investors subsidiary upside and downside protection ahead of an IPO.
A practical conditions precedent checklist for Vietnamese borrowers under offshore syndicated loans, covering SBV registration, security and timeline pitfalls.
A guide to high-yield bond covenants, trustee oversight, and emerging market issuance structures, with practical notes for Vietnamese issuers.
How acquirers use a bridge loan, then refinance into a syndicated facility, to close Vietnam cross-border M&A fast: SBV registration, flex and timing risk.
How Vietnamese corporates use APLMA-based sustainability-linked syndicated loans and KPI margin ratchets to secure step-down pricing from bank syndicates.
How Vietnamese coffee, rice, seafood and rubber exporters use pre-export finance (PXF): borrowing base, offtake security, SBV registration, and hedging.
How offshore syndicate lenders use an onshore security agent to hold Vietnamese real estate security, and how intercreditor terms set priority among creditors.
