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	Asia Daily Briefing - Opening the taps October 10, 2018

	Vietnam to remove  49% foreign ownership  cap on listed companies HO CHI MINH CITY -- Vietnam  says it is removing certain  restrictions on foreign ownership  of state-owned and listed  companies, in a move that  could bring huge amounts   of capital into the country as it  seeks to gain an edge against  its neighbors in the race to be the next go-to investment destination.
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