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Dr. Dao Le Trang Anh is a lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Phenikaa University, Hanoi, Vietnam, and a visiting lecturer at Faculty of Agribusiness and Commerce, Lincoln University, New Zealand. She earned her MSc. Financial Forecasting and Investment from the University of Glasgow, the UK, and her PhD in Accounting and Finance from Lincoln University, New Zealand. She published several journal articles and book chapter on the international ranked-journals in financial economics, social sciences and COVID-19 impacts on community. Dr Anh's research areas are corporate finance, social science and ASEAN studies.

Dr. Quang Thi Thieu Nguyen is a Lecturer in Banking at University of Economics – the University of Danang, Vietnam. She obtained her PhD in Finance from Lincoln University, New Zealand. Her research of interest covers capital structure, bank regulation, financial markets and institutions, financial stability, emerging markets and COVID-19. She has published papers in many high-ranked journals such as Pacific–Basin Finance Journal, Accounting & Finance, etc.

Professor Christopher Gan is Head of Department of Financial and Business System, Faculty of Agribusiness & Commerce, Lincoln University, New Zealand. He is recognized internationally for research leadership in banking, microfinance, stock markets and Asian social science. Prof. Gan actively collaborates with academics from other universities (particularly from Asia) and inspires the next young generation of scholars through postgraduate supervision. He has an extensive publication record in well-ranked peer-reviewed journals and is regularly cited by other researchers. He serves on editorial boards of several distinguished international journals and a chief editor of the Review of Applied Economics.

Tung Duy Thai is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Finance and Banking, Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. His research of interest includes corporate finance, financial policy, entrepreneurial finance and tax policy. Tung obtained his Master's degree in Finance from University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom and currently is working on his topics to finalize the PhD Proposal on sustainable finance. The most recent papers have appeared in international and domestic journals: Journal of Asian Finance, Economics and Business, Journal of Development and Integration, Journal of Finance and Accounting Research, etc.

Tu-Anh Nguyen is a highly competent Market Analyst and Strategy setter with more than three years' experience in Marketing and Media, a passionate marketer with extensive experience in business development over a seven-year period of working experience. Tu-Anh has an International MBA and is a Master's graduate in Marketing Communications with a proven track record in creating promotional strategies and liaising with stakeholders at all levels. She is currently working as a Program coordinator at the International School of Banking Academy of Vietnam and active in academic research.