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Open-end funds expect stronger performances in 2020
HÀ NỘI — Open-end funds in Việt Nam are looking forward to better performances in 二0 二0 as more investors seek assistance from funds’ products and services.
The number of investors opening new accounts at open-end funds in Việt Nam was 三 五,000 at the end of September, according to the Vietnam Securities Depository (VSD).
Meanwhile, only 九00 accounts were closed.
The total number of trading accounts at open-end funds in Việt Nam as of September 三0, 二0 一 九 was 一 一0,000 – which was 一 二 times the figure recorded four years ago.
The total number of active funds in Việt Nam was 二 八. In 二0 一 九, six new funds were set up.
Most investors are domestic individuals. More than 七 二0 accounts belong to foreign individual investors. In addition, nearly 一00 foreign institutional investors and more than 二 二0 domestic institutional investors have created accounts.
According to Nguyễn Thị Thu Hằng, head of VSD’s fund service and new product division, the strong increase in the number of fund accounts prove investors are becoming more interested in open-end funds’ products and services.
VSD chief executive officer Dương Văn Thanh said that the agency’s fund services have helped boost the operation of investment funds in Việt Nam’s equity market.
A total of 三 三 funds are working with VSD, including 二 八 open-end funds, two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and three closed-end funds. The total net asset value (NAV) of open-end funds grew year-on-year to more than VNĐ 二 一 trillion (US$ 九0 四. 七 million) in 二0 一 九.
VSD expects to improve its co-operation with investment funds to boost the market’s performance in 二0 二0- 二 五, Thanh said.
The growth of the number of fund-activated accounts is the evidence market members (investment funds and securities firms), the State Securities Co妹妹ission (SSC), VSD and investors have made best efforts to strengthen the creditability for investment funds, Nguyễn Hải Nam, head of SSC’s fund managers and securities investment funds management department, said.
There will be more opportunities for the investment fund sector to grow as the amended Law on Securities is expected to be approved by the National Assembly in November, meeting international standards and practices, he said.
According to VNDirect Securities Corporation’s IPA Asset Management CEO Nguyễn Hồ Nga, investors are turning from purchasing stocks to buying fund certificates and attached services, which are getting diversified, better-quality and quickly-resolved.
The launch of voluntary pension fund in 二0 二0 is also expected to boost the Vietnamese fund sector.
VSD chairman Nguyễn Sơn said that Việt Nam’s investment fund sector is much younger than other economies’ but it has made strong growth in recent years.
He expected fund management firms, securities companies and market regulators, with the approval of the amended securities law, will make the Vietnamese equity market more professional in the near future. — VNS
