SSC approves dissolution of Sao Viet Securities

Dec 26th at 13:26
26-12-2013 13:26:09+07:00

SSC approves dissolution of Sao Viet Securities

The State Securities Commission (SSC) has approved Sao Viet Securities being dissolved in accordance with the Law on Enterprises.

The securities company must report to the SSC within seven days about its procedures for dissolution so the SSC is able to issue a decision on revocation of its licence.

Previously, Sao Viet Securities announced the list of stakeholders to receive dividend payments.

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