Vietnam Private Capital Agency aims to channel $35b by 2035

Vietnam Private Capital Agency aims to channel $35b by 2035

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo by Edwin Petrus on Unsplash

Private capital industry leaders from Do Ventures, Golden Gate Ventures, and Mekong Capital, among others, have come together to form the Vietnam Private Capital Agency (VPCA), which aims to channel $35 billion into private investments in the country by 2035.

The association aims to promote best practices in the venture capital (VC) and private equity (PE) sectors to accelerate capital output, industry talent, and value creation.

VPCA is founded by Vy Le (Do Ventures), Binh Tran (AVV), Vinnie Lauria (Golden Gate Ventures), Max-F. Scheichenost (Mekong Capital), and Justin Nguyen (Monk’s Hill Ventures).

VPCA’s founders (from left to right): Max-F. Scheichenost (Mekong Capital), Justin Nguyen (Monk’s Hill Ventures), Vy Le (Do Ventures), Binh Tran (AVV), Vinnie Lauria (Golden Gate Ventures). 

Its current member firms include Do Ventures, Ascend Vietnam Ventures (AVV), Golden Gate Ventures, Mekong Capital, Monk’s Hill Ventures, Red Square Vietnam, Vertex Ventures, Cento Ventures, Eurazeo, Russin & Vecchi, Vietnam Investments Group (VIG), Open Space Ventures, Ethos Fund, VinaCapital, and AiViet Venture.

Edited by: Pramod Mathew