Prime minister directs to ensure security and safety of financial and monetary market operations
- Business
- 14:10 24/04/2022
DNHN - The Prime Minister has recently urged relevant ministries, branches, and agencies to take the lead in quickly implementing steps to protect the security and safety of financial market activities by their assigned powers and responsibilities; money, and financial instruments.

The Prime Minister said that the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank (SBV) should lead the way in quickly taking steps to stabilize the financial and monetary markets. This is in line with their roles and responsibilities.
The Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Finance, the State Bank of Vietnam, the Ministry of Information and Communications, the State Securities Commission, and other relevant authorities continue to work in close collaboration to ensure efficient, effective, and synchronized operations; allocated responsibilities and solutions.
“The Ministry of Finance and the Securities Commission will collaborate with other relevant authorities to engage with and seek information from businesses in line with the law.”
There must be a way to fix and handle confusing information in a way that is in line with the law that was “ordered by the Prime Minister”.
Simultaneously, the Prime Minister demanded that official and factual facts regarding the case, as well as the country's status and prospects for socioeconomic growth, be quickly published and sent to news agencies and investors; so that investors may have confidence and feel comfortable in their ability to continue investing, producing, and doing business in compliance with the law.
Additionally, the Prime Minister charged the Ministry of Public Security with proactive situational awareness to take the necessary steps along with its given roles and responsibilities to maintain security, social order, and safety.
The Ministry of Information and Communications shall assume primary responsibility for and coordinate with the Ministries of Finance and Justice, the State Bank of Vietnam, the Ministry of Transport, the State Securities Commission, and news organizations, to further promote public awareness.
Coordinate information dissemination by directing press agencies to report truthfully, accurately, and clearly about the case to stabilize investor psychology; strictly control unorthodox.
Minh Tu
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