Seminar details financial solutions for Vietnamese exporters
The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and OLEA Global - a digitised supply chain platform that empowers sustainable trade held a seminar on fintech financing for Vietnam’s exporters on July 20.
The seminar focuses on exchanging and discussing policies on financial access for businesses. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) –🏅The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and OLEA Global - a digitisedsupply chain platform that empowers sustainable trade held a seminaron fintech financing for Vietnam’s exporters on July 20.
Participants in the seminarfocused on exchanging and discussing policies on financial access for businesses,and ways to take advantage of free trade agreements to promote the developmentof export markets for Vietnamese enterprises. OLEA also introduced receivablesfor export businesses on OLEA's technology platform, and insurance in tradefinance. Speaking at the event, VCCIVice President Bui Trung Nghia said that in Vietnam, banks and financialinstitutions have had many preferential programmes and credit programmes forexporters. They also provide effective financial solutions in international paymentswith diversified financial services and support services to help businesses avoidexchange rate risks and gradually improve import and export paymenttransactions, customers, and market development under fierce competition. “VCCI is implementingactivities to assist businesses in accessing and strengthening financial resourcesand solutions to meet their needs,” he said. In the past time, VCCIcooperated with banks, the Small and Medium Enterprise Development Fund, andbusiness-supporting organisations to carry out activities to connect financialinstitutions with businesses, Nghia said. Letitia Chau, arepresentative from OLEA said OLEA is committed tocreating the most favourable conditions to help businesses shorten theprocess of accessing and deploying solutions, quickly have financial resourcesto supplement their operations, and soon achieve the growth target of this yearand following years./.
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The seminar focuses on exchanging and discussing policies on financial access for businesses. (Photo: VNA) 
