Top 10 Investors in Vietnam Backing Emerging Fintech Startups
A look at ten VC firms in Vietnam that are helping shape the domestic fintech market and which are still actively looking for investment opportunities in the sector.
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A look at ten VC firms in Vietnam that are helping shape the domestic fintech market and which are still actively looking for investment opportunities in the sector.
As fintech continues to pick up to steam in Vietnam, we look today at the investors supporting that momentum. For this list, we’ve selected eight of the most active investors in the Vietnamese fintech sector, looking at the startups they’re betting on.
Tuesday, January 19, 2021, 11:25 GMT+7 A woman uses Vietnam-based live video-streaming platform GoStream in this supplied photo. Vietnam-based live video-streaming platform GoStream announced that VinaCapital Ventures has invested US$1 million in the company to help it expand its business. Launched in 2017, GoStream is a multi-platform livestream broadcaster for social sellers, marketers, and content creators. It enables users to reach a larger audience from different platforms to increase visibility and get more views. Currently, the platform claims to facilitate over 100,000 livestreaming...
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