Reception on Vietnam’s Investment Outlook
In-person, Members-only
Thursday, October 9, 2025| 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM ET
Join us on Thursday, October 9 from 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM ET for a reception with seasoned investors, Johnathon Waugh and Peter Heber Percy, Fund Manager and IC Member of Wardhaven Capital. With more than 25 years of investment experience across Asia—and a particular focus on Vietnam—they will offer an insider’s perspective on one of the world’s fastest-growing markets. From Vietnam’s expanding middle class to its role as a rising player in global supply chains, this conversation will shed light on where the country is headed and what it means for investors and the U.S. economy.
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SPEAKERs:
Peter Heber Percy
Peter Heber Percy moved to Asia over 25 years ago, initially joining Jardine Fleming Malaysia’s research and then institutional equity sales teams. Later employed by the Noble Group in Hong Kong as General Manager – Business Development, he was responsible for new business line due diligence, formation and oversight. In 2008 he co-founded Asia Clean Capital Ltd, a PRC focused cleantech development and investment company. He has an MBA from Manchester Business School.
Johnathon Waugh
Johnathon Waugh spent four years with Baring Asset Management (UK) and then moved to Vietnam over 25 years ago. After studying Vietnamese in Ha Noi he was appointed country head of Jardine Fleming (Vietnam). In 1999, he was co-employed by Jardine Matheson (Vietnam) and ACB Securities, and was the first foreigner permitted to work in the Vietnamese stock market. He went on to co-found PXP Vietnam Asset Management, a Vietnam listed equities specialist with a peak AUM of over USD500mn, which he exited in 2008.
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