The Monetary Authority of Singapore and Vietnam’s State Securities Commission have signed a Letter of Intent to collaborate on capital markets regulation and digital asset oversight. The agreement will help both regulators share information on regulatory frameworks, supervisory practices, and anti-money laundering measures. The letter aims to enhance Vietnam’s capacity to develop its digital asset regulatory framework while fostering deeper cooperation between the two financial authorities. Their financial regulators will share expertise on oversight. Today, I welcomed General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, To Lam, on his first Official Visit to Singapore. His visit is especially meaningful as Singapore marks 60 years of independence, while Vietnam commemorates its 80th anniversary. pic.twitter.com/t82sxsCkXS — Lawrence Wong (@LawrenceWongST) March 12, 2025 The agreement aligns with the broader strengthening of bilateral economic ties following the upgrade of Singapore-Vietnam relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. It will also facilitate the exchange of expertise on counter-terrorism financing and market integrity. The exchange of the LOI was witnessed by Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Vietnam’s General Secretary To Lam during an official visit to Singapore. Singapore’s Assistant Managing Director for Capital Markets, Lim Tuang Lee, emphasized the importance of cross-border financial connectivity, stating that the partnership reflects a shared commitment to market stability. SSC Chairperson Vu Thi Chan Phuong highlighted that the agreement marks a new milestone in Singapore-Vietnam economic cooperation, supporting fair and transparent financial markets. You might also like: Russia’s Central Bank to allow limited crypto investments
