Dragon Capital embroiled in controversy over the contest "When women invest"

This information was announced by Dragon Capital Vietnam Fund Management Company regarding the controversy from the contest "When women invest" of the "Home Addict Community" on the social network Facebook.

Dragon Capital Vietnam explained that the company is only a sponsor of the "When Women Invest" contest organized by the "Home Addict Community" on Facebook, with the desire to contribute to creating a healthy and useful playground for members to share about investing in various areas of life.

The company affirms that it has no involvement in the personal financial activities or past transactions of any contestant.

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Regarding the sponsorship of the competition, Dragon Capital Vietnam said that this is part of the company's long-term orientation, aiming to improve financial knowledge in the individual investor community, especially encouraging women to proactively cultivate investment skills and experience to build a solid financial foundation.

Dragon Capital Vietnam explains about sponsoring the competition

"We are always committed to maintaining core values ​​of transparency and compliance with legal regulations in all activities and initiatives implemented in Vietnam," the announcement said.

According to the investigation of the reporter of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper, the incident originated from a post by a member named NNA on the Nghien Nha Community, sharing the journey of a family leaving Hanoi for Hoi An in the community, posting along with the confession a picture of the house in Hoi An.

Not long after the post was published, many people accused NNA of calling for capital and inviting people to invest in illegal ways. Notably, this member's post included the hashtags #Khiphunudautu and #DragonCapitalVietnam, which made members suspect that the management board of the Nghien Nha Community and Dragon Capital organized and sponsored a contest with members participating in untrustworthy investment methods, which led to strong reactions.

Then, this person proactively removed it from the group.

The management board of the 2.5 million-member Facebook community Nghien Nha also spoke out about NNA's controversial post.

In addition to Dragon Capital speaking out about NNA's article, the management board of this Community also affirmed: "has never and will never associate with any individual or group to call for investment in assets that are not managed by Vietnamese law".

The management board of the Nghien nha community with more than 2.5 million members said that the launch of the contest (in which Dragon Capital Vietnam is the sponsor - PV) aims to share images of home spaces, stories of the members themselves, honoring women in the theme month of March 8.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/dragon-capital-dinh-lum-xum-ve-cuoc-thi-khi-phu-nu-dau-tu-196250324084633459.htm