The forum took place at the Ariyana International Convention Center in Da Nang, co-organized by Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank). It saw the participation of government leaders, representatives from ministries and sectors, policymakers, businesses, and domestic and international financial organizations.

VFF 2026 aims to establish a connecting platform among regulatory bodies, businesses, and financial institutions. The goal is to find solutions to unlock capital flows, modernize the capital market, improve financial infrastructure, and promote policy dialogue. According to the organizing committee, these elements are crucial for businesses to access capital more effectively, contributing to achieving a two-digit economic growth target in the 2026-2030 period.

Beyond the capital market, topics such as digital finance, green finance, and the application of technology in operating financial infrastructure also generated discussion. Delegates emphasized that promoting digitalization will enhance the efficiency of capital flow, increase transparency, and connect economic entities.

Guests check in at the event. Photo: Techcombank

During the opening session, Techcombank Chief Executive Officer Jens Lottner participated in a panel discussion titled "Domestic market perspectives on VIFC: connecting global capital flows to drive Vietnam's new growth phase."

The discussion focused on attracting foreign capital, establishing mechanisms to connect foreign investors with key projects in Vietnam, and sharing experiences in developing digital financial infrastructure.

Jens Lottner stated that the bank's role extends beyond providing capital. It also involves building digital infrastructure, connecting capital flows, data, and financial services within the economy. According to him, Techcombank is ready to share its experience in building a digital ecosystem, applying data and technology to connect people, businesses, and investors with public services in Da Nang and other localities nationwide.

"Techcombank's ambition is to become a leading trusted financial platform, accompanying Vietnam's next development phase. We aim to help domestic and international capital be more effectively allocated to areas that generate sustainable growth value for the economy," a Techcombank leader shared.

Techcombank Chief Executive Officer Jens Lottner during his presentation at the forum. Photo: Techcombank

On the second day, 10/7, the forum continued with thematic sessions. These included "Where will the next 100 billion USD flow? Infrastructure, energy, and industrial growth" and "Mobilizing capital from international institutional investors." Presentations focused on analyzing opportunities and challenges in developing an integrated financial ecosystem and strengthening connections between businesses, investors, and the capital market.

Speakers participate in a discussion at VFF 2026 on the morning of 9/7. Photo: Techcombank

Before partnering with VFF 2026, Techcombank implemented many key projects. These ranged from finance, technology, infrastructure, and healthcare to new-generation aviation hub and logistics development projects.

Through this event, Techcombank continues to engage in financial market development initiatives, sharing expertise in technology, data, and international connectivity. The bank stated it will support programs aimed at improving resource allocation efficiency and developing financial infrastructure.

As one of Vietnam's large banks, Techcombank currently serves approximately 18 million individual and corporate customers. It does this through a comprehensive financial solutions ecosystem and a digital banking platform. International organizations have assigned Techcombank high credit ratings: FiinRatings (AA-), Moody’s (Ba3), S&P (BB), and Fitch (BB-).

Minh Ngoc