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WEBINAR: KEY CONSIDERATIONS IN REAL ESTATE AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

[Webinar: Key Considerations in Real Estate and Construction Projects]
Date: Wednesday, March 19, 2025 | Time: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Live Webinar on Google Meet
Vietnam’s property market is expanding rapidly, but legal challenges are becoming more complex. From hidden clauses in lease agreements to disputes over land use rights, investors and business owners face real risks that can lead to financial loss
That’s why we’re bringing together top industry experts to help you navigate these legal and financial challenges.
What You’ll Gain:
Market Insights: Stay ahead with the latest trends, demand shifts, and investment hotspots
Legal Frameworks: Understand key contract terms, compliance requirements, and dispute resolution
Risk Management: Explore essential insurance solutions and financial protection strategies
Expert Panel:
- David Jackson: Principal | Chief Executive Officer - Avison Young
- Tuan (Alex) Pham: Partner | Head of Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Real Estate & Construction - Indochine Counsel
- Ngoc (Olive) Nguyen: Head of Business Development - Bao Minh Insurance
Host: Mark Dickens - Client Relationship Director - Tenzing Pacific Services
Secure your spot now & get ahead of the market!
SIGN UP HERE: https://ten-pac.com/real-estate-construction-webinar/
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