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Phu Hung Securities Corporation (PHS) is a Vietnam-based securities company established in 2006, with CX Technology Corporation (Taiwan) as its strategic shareholder. With nearly two decades of experience in Vietnam’s capital market, PHS provides a comprehensive range of securities and financial services to both domestic and international clients. The Company’s principal business activities include securities brokerage, securities custody, securities investment advisory, proprietary trading, securities underwriting, derivatives, covered warrants, and corporate financial advisory services.
PHS is headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City and operates a network of branches in major cities across Vietnam. The Company currently has more than 200 employees and charter capital exceeding VND 2.5 trillion, reflecting its continued investment in financial capacity and business development. PHS’s shares are registered for trading on the UPCOM market under the stock code PHS.
Leveraging its strong financial foundation, professional expertise, and international connections, PHS focuses on delivering reliable and diversified financial solutions to investors. The Company also places strong emphasis on technology, research, and investment information, providing market analysis and research in Vietnamese, English, and Chinese to serve a diverse investor base.
PHS is committed to continuously enhancing its products, services, technology infrastructure, and professional capabilities, with the aim of building long-term relationships with investors and contributing to the sustainable development of Vietnam’s capital market.
The Finance Division at Phu Hung Securities Corporation plays a vital role in maintaining the company's financial stability and supporting its business operations. Its responsibilities include managing cash flow, monitoring daily financial transactions, and ensuring sufficient liquidity to meet operational and business requirements. The division also prepares financial plans and budgets, monitors expenditures, and allocates financial resources efficiently to support business objectives and sustainable growth.
In addition, the Finance Division works closely with banks and other financial institutions to manage credit facilities and secure adequate funding for the company's operations. Given the dynamic nature of the securities industry, effective cash management, liquidity planning, and financial risk control are essential to maintaining operational efficiency and meeting financial obligations.
For interns, working in the Finance Division provides valuable opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge to practical financial activities and gain a deeper understanding of corporate financial management. Through daily tasks and guidance from experienced professionals, interns can develop practical skills in cash flow monitoring and financial data analysis.
As a Finance Intern at Phu Hung Securities Corporation, the intern will conduct research and analysis on Vietnam’s derivatives market, foreign exchange (FX) market, and macroeconomic environment to support the company’s financial planning and decision-making.
Key responsibilities include studying the characteristics, trading mechanisms, and applications of derivative products available in Vietnam, as well as understanding how these instruments can be used to manage foreign exchange risks. The intern will also monitor developments in Vietnam’s FX market, including exchange rate movements, foreign exchange supply and demand, and relevant monetary policies.
In addition, the intern will analyze key macroeconomic factors affecting the Vietnamese economy and the Vietnamese dong (VND) exchange rate, such as interest rates, inflation, economic growth, foreign direct investment, international trade, and global financial market developments. Based on these findings, the intern will assist in forecasting exchange rate trends, developing market outlooks, and evaluating potential scenarios that may affect the company’s financial position.
The research findings and forecasts will provide valuable insights to support the Finance Division in assessing foreign exchange exposure and selecting appropriate derivative instruments, such as forwards, swaps, or other available hedging solutions, to manage financial risks effectively.
Through these responsibilities, the intern will gain practical experience in financial analysis, macroeconomic research, exchange rate forecasting, and derivatives while developing a deeper understanding of financial risk management within Vietnam’s securities industry.
Other Requirements :
From June 14 to September 5, 2027 (adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)