Under the decision, Vice Chairman Bui Van Khanh was elected as chairman of the fund management council, Vice Director of the Lien Viet Post joint Stock Commercial Bank’s Hoa Binh branch Pham Van Giau as director of the fund for five years. The development fund, a state financial organisation in the locality, has legal status and is allowed to open an account at the State Treasury and other legal commercial banks. Managed by the provincial People’s Committee, the fund will be used in financial investment and development investment.
Photo: Chairman of the provincial
People’s Committee Nguyen Van Quang presents the decision on the fund
establishment to Vice Chairman Bui Van Khanh, chairman of the fund management
council.
The fund’s organisation includes a management
council and a supervisory board, running as a non-profit bank for social
policies on the basis of financial independence. With an initial chartered capital
of 100 billion VND (4.4 million USD), the fund is responsible for mobilising
medium and long-term capital from both domestic and foreign organisations and
individuals in line with legal regulations. It can make direct investments in
projects and financial contributions, entrust investment, distribute investment
capital, issue local bonds to mobilise resource for local budget and organise
activities of credit guarantee funds, among others.
Photo: Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Quang presents the
decision on the appointment of Pham Van Giau, Vice Director of the Lien Viet
Post joint Stock Commercial Bank’s, as director of the fund.
Speaking at the event, Chairman Nguyen Van Quang asked the fund to fulfill its
functions of managing, mobilising and using the capital in an effective way to
support local infrastructure development, attract investment and address
difficulties in investment in environment protection.
On behalf of the fund management council, Vice Chairman Bui Van Khanh promised
to run the fund smoothly in accordance with current regulations and make good
use of the capital, serving the province’s socio-economic development./.
Le Chung