Helping you navigate regulatory complexity and strengthen transparency

Our audit and assurance group provides assurance on the financial performance and operations of your business. We can also help your business improve its external financial reporting and adapt to new regulatory requirements, including Vietnamese Accounting System, Vietnamese Accounting Standards and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

Achieving your objectives to gain advantage requires experience and foresight

The future is for those who think beyond the boundaries of today and uncover the new sources of value. We believe in making the changes that make the most difference. Our formula is simple: we deliver bold ideas, empowering technology and meaningful experiences creating real-life results. This is our new value equation and we help you solve for a better tomorrow..

Our People and Organisation Matters Series

People and Organisation Matters offers fresh ideas and insights about critical issues facing people in organisations today. It helps leaders to focus on the future, set a vision and realise the full potential of their people.

What sets us apart as your ideal and trusted partner?

We call our framework “The Owner’s Agenda”. The framework can help you balance and reconcile your ownership and business strategies, in a consistent, integrated and joined-up way, reflecting that you sit at the heart of each of them. It will focus on your most pressing agenda, your goals, your network and your legacy.

On the 17th of April the Vietnamese government published the Decree on Personal Data Protection (“PDPD”). The new regulation will come into effect on 1 July 2023. Prior to that date every business organization should perform a gap analysis between the current state of the data protection measures and the new requirements introduced by the PDPD.

As of the 1st of July 2023 the business entities will need to, among other things:

• Have the valid consent of the individual persons to process their personal data (in accordance with the new PDPD requirements);
• Have appropriate internal procedures, agreements between data controllers and data processors, and required technical measures to meet the PDPD requirements.
• Assess whether the data it processes can be deemed sensitive;
• Prepare data protection impact assessments (in the way prescribed by PDPD) which must be submitted to the Ministry of Public Security.
• Prepare data protection impact assessments in relation to cross-border data transfers (these must also be submitted to the Ministry of  Public Security);