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Two Stocks to Watch in Vietnam

Alexander Garthoff

10-Jan-14 11:05

Two Stocks to Watch in Vietnam

Alexander Garthoff, Institutional Product Manager at Maybank Kim Eng, Hong Kong talks about his outlook and strategy for Vietnam in 2014:

- why he's more positive on Vietnam’s economy
- Vietnam’s valuations vs the rest of the region
- Vietnam Asset Management Corporation's role and impact
- top picks

BFM's Khoo Hsien Chun speaks with him.


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