Session No. 2072 - 7/10/2009. VN-Index: 438.83 -7.57 -1.7%    ABT 46.9 +0.3    ACL 25.5 +0.3    AGF 21 -0.5    ALP 13.3 -0.7    ALT 22 -0.8    ANV 17.1 -0.6    ASP 12 -0.2    BAS 10.9 -0.5    BBC 30 -1    BBT 6.3 +0.3    BCI 42 -0.8    BHS 20.3 +0    BMC 67 +0    BMI 26.5 -0.6    BMP 68 -2    BT6 46 +0    BVH 44.1 -2.3    CAD 11.4 -0.4    CII 39.5 -1.5    CLC 20.4 +0.3    CNT 22.6 -1.1    COM 49 +1.5    CSG 15.9 +15.9    CYC 11 -0.2    DCC 20.7 -1    DCL 67.5 +0    DCT 13 -0.3    DDM 11 -0.2    DHA 27.2 -0.1    DHG 112 -1    DIC 13.3 -0.3    DMC 70 +3    DPM 43.2 -0.1    DPR 42.7 -0.3    DQC 16.8 -0.7    DRC 84 +0    DTT 14 -0.2    DXV 10.5 +0    FBT 15.4 -0.4    FMC 12.9 +0.6    FPC 12.6 -0.4    FPT 71 +0    GIL 21.5 -0.9    GMC 17.1 -0.9    GMD 46.2 -0.8    GTA 11 -0.3    HAG 71.5 -1.5    HAP 21.9 -1.1    HAS 24.8 -0.5    HAX 20.3 -0.8    HBC 26.9 -0.9    HCM 60 -3    HDC 39.7 -0.5    HLA 23.3 -1.2    HMC 17.7 -0.9    HPG 55.5 -1.5    HRC 33.1 -1.7    HSG 32.4 -0.8    HSI 12.7 -0.6    HT1 15.2 -0.6    HT2 15.3 -0.7    HTV 12.2 -0.1    ICF 10.8 -0.5    IFS 10.5 -0.5    IMP 60.5 -1.5    ITA 31.5 -1.5    KDC 45.5 -0.3    KHA 22.2 -0.9    KHP 16.2 -0.5    KMR 11.6 -0.5    KSH 22 +0.6    L10 16.5 -0.6    LAF 12.4 -0.5    LBM 14.6 -0.3    LCG 51 -1.5    LGC 24.7 -1.2    LSS 29.6 -0.3    MAFPF1 4.5 -0.1    MCP 17.2 +0.1    MCV 13.3 -0.4    MHC 11.9 +0    MPC 22.3 -0.4    MTG 10.7 +0.4    NAV 12.9 -0.3    NBB 40.5 -2    NKD 31.5 -1.4    NSC 50 -1    NTL 75.5 -3.5    OPC 47.5 -0.7    PAC 57.5 -0.5    PET 19.9 -0.8    PGC 15.8 -0.2    PIT 14 -0.2    PJT 13 -0.1    PNC 11.9 -0.1    PNJ 72.5 +0    PPC 27.1 -0.9    PRUBF1 4.9 -0.1    PTC 11.5 -0.2    PVD 75 -0.5    PVF 39.5 +0.5    PVT 19.5 -0.3    RAL 26.8 +0    REE 38.8 -0.5    RIC 35.9 +0    SAM 28.8 -1.2    SAV 31.5 +1.3    SBT 13 -0.1    SC5 42.8 -2.2    SCD 15.3 +0    SFC 58 -1    SFI 45 -2    SGH 67 +0    SGT 22 -0.8    SJD 15.6 +0.1    SJS 102 -5    SMC 26.7 +0    SSC 39 -1.7    SSI 63 -1    ST8 27.1 -1.4    STB 34 -0.7    SVC 34.5 -0.3    SZL 44.9 -0.1    TAC 35.4 -1.7    TCM 15.5 -0.8    TCR 9.6 -0.2    TCT 85 -3.5    TDH 69 -1    TMP 18.5 -0.1    TMS 30.2 +0    TNA 29.9 +0.5    TNC 13.7 -0.7    TPC 13.6 +0.6    TRA 65 -0.5    TRC 45 -0.5    TRI 11.6 -0.4    TS4 26 -0.4    TSC 40.5 +0    TTC 10.7 -0.4    TTF 20 -0.6    TTP 39 -1.5    TYA 10.5 -0.3    UIC 24.5 -1.2    VCB 51.5 -2.5    VFC 11 -0.3    VFMVF1 11.4 -0.2    VFMVF4 8 -0.2    VHC 27.8 -1    VHG 12.7 +0.6    VIC 44.5 -1.5    VID 11.6 -0.2    VIP 15.6 -0.2    VIS 33 +1.5    VKP 13.3 -0.6    VNA 16.6 -0.4    VNE 14.6 +0.2    VNM 107 +5    VNS 36.5 +0    VPK 10 -0.1    VPL 64.5 -2.5    VSC 68 +0    VSG 11.8 -0.1    VSH 32 -1.5    VST 17 +0    VTA 9.7 +0    VTB 14 +0.3    VTO 13.3 -0.3   HASTC: Session No. 908 - 7/10/2009. HASTC-Index: 146.37 -2 -1.4%     ACB46.9 -1.1    AGC11.6 +0.3    B8215.6 -0.4    BBS15.9 -0.3    BCC16.2 -0.3    BHC15 -0.6    BHV49 -1    BLF12.4 -0.3    BPC14.1 -0.1    BST 13.5 +0    BTH12.5 -0.5    BTS14.1 -0.1    BVS49 -2    C9213.7 -0.6    CAN14 -0.2    CAP16 +0.4    CCM28 -0.6    CDC31 -1.7    CIC12.4 -0.2    CID 13.9 +0    CJC23 +1.5    CMC 13.6 +0    CTB 17 +0    CTC17.9 +0.6    CTN14.5 -0.4    DAC42.3 +0.3    DAE15.3 +0.3    DBC27.1 -1    DC421.8 -1.2    DCS10 -0.4    DHI11.3 -0.5    DHT27.5 +0.2    DNP15.2 -0.9    DPC17 -0.5    DST10.4 -0.4    DTC71.5 -0.4    DXP42.6 -0.5    DZM33.5 -0.7    EBS17.4 -0.1    ECI11.5 -0.5    GHA30.5 -1.5    HAI26.5 -0.9    HBD13.2 -0.6    HBE11.1 -0.8    HCC17 -0.5    HCT16.5 +0.7    HEV14.5 -0.5    HHC24 +0.1    HJS18.4 +0.9    HLC 20 +0    HLY38.8 -0.4    HNM15.9 +0.4    HOM15.8 -0.3    HPC23.6 -0.8    HPS 12 +0    HSC 179.4 +0    HTP13.1 +0.6    HUT20.5 -0.4    HVT17.2 -0.1    ICG25.7 -1.7    ILC15.2 -0.9    KBC29.9 -0.7    KKC24.1 -1.6    KLS28.1 -0.6    KMF10.4 -0.6    L1818 -0.2    L4317.5 -0.5    L6112.3 -0.2    L6217.9 +0.3    LBE11.3 -0.4    LTC15.9 -0.3    LUT12 +0.7    MCO11.6 -0.2    MEC25.4 +0.2    MIC45.5 -1.9    MKV12 -0.9    MMC 37 +0    NBC31.1 -0.6    NGC21.8 -1.6    NHC 35 +0    NLC24.5 -0.7    NPS24.5 +0.6    NST16 -0.4    NTP69.3 -0.5    NVC26.5 +0.1    ONE20.2 -1.4    PAN27.8 -0.6    PGS19.6 -0.2    PJC23.3 +1.5    PLC28.4 +0.1    PMS 16 +0    POT 11.4 +0    PPG11 -0.3    PSC26 +0.9    PTM12.9 +0.4    PTS17 -0.6    PVA20.3 -1.4    PVC30.2 -0.9    PVE18.3 -1.3    PVG16.3 -0.7    PVI30 -0.4    PVS34.5 -0.4    QNC24.2 -0.7    QST15.2 -0.8    QTC 15.1 +0    RCL78.5 +2.5    RHC 23 +0    S12 13.2 +0    S5524 -0.7    S6417 -0.7    S7426.7 +0.9    S91 13.6 +0    S9613.7 -0.2    S9940 -0.4    SAF22.6 +1.4    SAP11.5 -0.1    SCC14.2 -0.4    SCJ49.1 +0.6    SD221.2 +0.5    SD317.8 -0.5    SD415 -0.7    SD545.5 +1.6    SD626 -1.7    SD733 -0.4    SD813.3 +0.1    SD927.5 -1    SDA27.6 -0.6    SDC23.8 -1.7    SDD11.9 +0.2    SDJ15.5 -0.3    SDN22.1 +1.3    SDP21.5 +1.2    SDS 18.3 +0    SDT35 -0.9    SDY20.7 +0.3    SEB15 +0.4    SFN16.2 +0.3    SGC15 -0.7    SGD13.9 -0.4    SHB34.1 +2    SHC16 -0.6    SHS38.4 +2.1    SIC20.9 -0.3    SJ1 19.4 +0    SJC18 -0.8    SJE21.1 -0.5    SJM16.5 +0.4    SKS15.6 +0.3    SNG37.5 +1.7    SPP13.1 -0.4    SRA10 -0.4    SRB8.2 -0.1    SSM14.4 -0.2    SSS15.4 -0.6    STC13 -0.5    STL35 -1.1    STP20.6 -0.5    SVI23 +0.6    TBC25 -0.2    TBX20.9 -0.1    TC623.7 -0.7    TCS19.6 -0.1    TDN21.6 -0.5    THB16.8 -0.4    THT23.3 -0.6    TJC21.9 -0.3    TKU10.7 -0.4    TLC9.8 -0.2    TLT10.8 -0.4    TMC33 -0.3    TNG16.5 -0.4    TPH11.5 +0.3    TPP 11.8 +0    TST14.1 +0.1    TV416.7 -0.8    TXM11 -0.1    UNI19.9 -0.3    V11 12.5 +0    VBH11.7 -0.6    VC124 -1.3    VC243 -0.5    VC3 24.8 +0    VC514.3 -0.1    VC615.2 -0.3    VC714.2 -0.2    VCC13.6 -0.3    VCG27.1 -0.9    VCS45.4 -0.9    VDL 47 +0    VE19.5 -0.3    VE914.6 +0.8    VFR11.8 +0.2    VGP21.5 -0.2    VGS19.2 -1.1    VHL31.5 -0.4    VMC35.4 +0.3    VNC15.5 +0.3    VNR28.6 -1.1    VSP30.6 -1    VTC12.2 +0.1    VTL21.3 -0.9    VTS50.5 -1.3    VTV20.3 -0.4    XMC20.5 -0.8    YBC18 -1.1    YSC24.8 +0.8     

Weak securities companies will be swallowed


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The fact that many securities companies are working perfunctorily and some of them are on the verge of bankruptcy has made people think a new wave of securities companies being swallowed is on the way.

A financial expert said that the age of securities companies was over. The race to find staffs for securities companies has finished, while the advertisement pieces in newspapers seeking qualified staffs for securities companies with attractive salaries have disappeared. Many securities companies are incurring losses as the falling stock market has been making their trading activities unprofitable.

While many securities companies are facing big difficulties, foreign financial institutions are eyeing them. Explaining why foreign institutions want unprofitable Vietnamese companies, the expert said that it takes much more time and energy to set up a new company than to buy an existing one.

Under current regulations, only securities companies are allowed to provide services of guaranteeing companies’ stock issuances, while financial institutions, including banks, can only provide services of guaranteeing bond issuances. It is expected that in the future, the stock issuance guarantee will be the ‘biggest piece of cake’ foreign financial institutions will crave. The number of clients who need to use the stock issuance guarantee will be very big, especially as more and more big Vietnamese companies plan to list on foreign bourses.

Most recently, investment bank Morgan Stanley purchased stocks of Huong Viet’s Securities Company and renamed the company Morgan Stanley Huong Viet Securities Company.

Sources say that Malaysia’s RHB will buy 49% of stakes of Vietnam Securities Company. Moreover, a lot of other deals in which 10% of stakes of securities companies are sold to foreign investors have been inked.

Nguyen Van Vinh, an investment expert on the New York Stock Exchange, said that despite current difficulties, Vietnam’s stock market still promises a lot of business opportunities for foreign financial institutions. To date, only around 300 accounts have been opened in a market with more than 80mil people, and the figure proves to be low compared to the potentials.

Not only foreign institutions are eyeing securities companies, domestic companies are also planning to swallow weak securities companies. Dr Hoang Xuan Quyen, Investment Analysis Director under Tan Viet Securities Company, said that it is absolutely possible that big companies are seeking to swallow smaller companies.

Sharing the same view, Dr Nguyen Duc Thanh said that by taking over smaller companies, big securities companies will expand their operation networks and labour forces in just a short time.

Thanh said that it is the right time for the Ministry of Finance to promulgate documents guiding the merger and acquisition of securities companies, as this will be the growing tendency in the near future.

In related news, the Refrigerator Engineering Enterprise (REE) in early 2008 withdrew its application to set up REE Securities Company, though the company had received approval in principle. REE’s decision was considered a wise move, as the market’s falls could not have ensured the smooth operation of the company if it had been established. (TBKTVN)

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