Philipp Rösler, a former German Deputy Chancellor, has been appointed vice chairman of HD Securities (HDS) from October 23 for the remainder of the 2025-2030 term. He also sits on the board of Vietjet and previously held senior roles at Siemens, Deutsche Bank and Lufthansa. HDS, formerly Phú Gia Securities founded in 2006, has charter capital of nearly VND 11,200 billion, with parent HDBank owning 90%. For the first nine months, HDS recorded operating revenue of VND 3,018 billion and pre-tax profit of VND 2,241 billion, up 2.6 and 3.7 times year on year. The company is listing on HoSE, expected to be completed this quarter, and plans to issue 121.8 million shares at about VND 12,252 each, not below book value.
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Original headline: Nguyên Phó thủ tướng Đức làm Phó chủ tịch Công ty chứng khoán HD
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