A board leadership partnership between the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) and the Vietnam Institute of Corporate Governance (VNICG) aims to connect existing and aspiring directors across the two countries. The organisations formalised the partnership on October 27, 2026, at the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange.

Key Takeaways

  • A new dual programme will combine Singapore governance practices with Vietnam’s regulatory and business environment.
  • ISCA and VNICG also plan to explore professional exchanges and networking activities.

Board leadership programme spans two markets

The partnership’s Independent Director dual programme will incorporate ISCA’s Board of Directors Masterclass, which was jointly developed by ISCA Academy and SAC Capital. ISCA and VNICG jointly developed the new dual programme.

The programme is intended to give participants opportunities to learn from both markets, combining Singapore’s board governance practices with Vietnam’s regulatory and business environment.

Exchanges aim to connect directors

The organisations will explore joint board leadership programmes, professional exchanges and networking activities for directors and governance professionals. They also want to encourage discussion of business strategy, sustainability, emerging technologies and corporate governance.

ISCA CEO Fann Kor said the partnership aims to help directors exchange knowledge and learn from practical experience. VNICG President Hoàng Đức Hùng said Vietnamese directors need local knowledge alongside an international perspective as businesses engage more closely with overseas investors and partners.

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