CRIF supports knowledge exchange with Vietnam Ministry of Finance on data and analytics

On March 2026, as part of the Enhancing Economic Governance Programme (EEGP), CRIF had the privilege of hosting a senior-level delegation from the Ministry of Finance of Vietnam in Copenhagen during their study visit on international practices in supporting enterprises and improving the business environment.

The delegation was led by Mr. Nguyen Duc Tam, Deputy Minister of Finance, and included senior representatives from:

• Agency for Private Enterprise and Cooperative Development (APED)
• Department of Taxation
• Department of Information Technology and Digital Transformation
• Department of Debt Management and External Finance
• Along with EEGP experts

During the session, CRIF shared international perspectives on how data and analytics can support enterprise development, strengthen transparency, and enhance policymaking effectiveness.

CRIF experts contributing to the session included:

• Mr. Nguyen Minh Tu – Country Managing Director, CRIF Vietnam
• Ms. Barbara Bianchi – International Partnership Business Development Leader
• Mr. Curzio Pinnelli – Senior Innovation Manager, Global B2B Analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) Product and Data Innovation

The discussion focused on several key areas:

• Developing and integrating enterprise data ecosystems to support informed decision-making
• Designing business performance evaluation frameworks aligned with international practices
• Leveraging data, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and advanced analytics to enable forecasting and strategic insights

The exchange highlighted the role of data-driven approaches in enhancing transparency, supporting effective governance, and contributing to the development of a modern and sustainable business environment.

CRIF remains committed to collaborating with public institutions and international partners to advance data-driven transformation and strengthen economic governance.

Further details on the study visit are available at: https://tinyurl.com/5n8c9h2x