Participating in the program, over 15,000 students from 27 universities nationwide showcased their talents, confidence, and adaptability in challenges centered around five planets: Earning Money - Spending Money - Saving Money - Investing Money - Preserving Money.
After the school-level qualifying rounds held at 27 locations to find the Top 3 most outstanding contestants, the contestants advanced to the national final round, which was filmed and broadcast on VTV, and included 4 rounds: Training - Quarterfinals - Semifinals - Finals.
"The Moneyverse - Money Universe" attracts a large number of young people to participate.
Through various rounds of competition, the program will eliminate contestants in each episode, and the three most outstanding finalists will advance to the final round to compete for the chance to win 1 billion VND and a future as employees of leading financial institutions in Vietnam.
More than just a television program, The Moneyverse is a series of shows about investment, finance, entertainment, and technology, with two main activities: Money Park, which offers opportunities to experience and explore technology games and role-playing puzzles.
Money Theater: University auditoriums are transformed into theaters for talk shows, workshops, and comedy performances, offering access to leading experts and conveying financial and investment knowledge in an easily understandable and accessible way.
Mr. Pham Quoc Thang, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of VTV Times.
Mr. Pham Quoc Thang, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of VTV Times, expressed his hope that through this program, students will gain much more knowledge about managing their money, knowing where to invest wisely, knowing how to protect their money, and avoiding falling into financial investment scams.
The BTC program also hopes to inspire a passion for financial investment among students, enabling the development of large-scale projects and contributing to the country's progress.
Journalist Duong Ngoc Trinh, responsible for producing the program, emphasized that earning money is difficult, spending money is even more difficult.
"With The Moneyverse and its target audience of Gen Z, we aim to provide young people with useful knowledge about money, accompanying them to create a talented, wealthy, and socially responsible Gen Z generation," journalist Duong Ngoc Trinh expressed.
From an expert's perspective, the need for financial education in Vietnam has become urgent in recent years, especially as the size of the financial market (including banking, securities, and insurance) is now three times the size of the economy , with an average growth rate of 14% per year from 2021 to the present.
However, financial education programs in Vietnam are still lagging behind the pace of economic and financial market development. This poses a challenge in improving the community's understanding and skills in personal financial management, including asset management, investment, and risk control.
Currently, only about 30% of Vietnamese adults have financial literacy, lower than the ASEAN regional average of 38%. Young people, despite daily exposure to the internet and technology, remain among the most vulnerable to online scams.
This is also the group that is beginning to have more access to money (earning, saving, investing). However, young people, especially Generation Z (12-27 years old), are struggling with money, surrounded by loan sharks and financial crimes.
Mr. Pham Luu Hung, Chief Economist and Head of Training and Development at SSI Securities Corporation, affirmed that personal finance has become a very important life skill and investment education is crucial for market development.
Associate Professor Dr. Do Hoai Linh, a member of the expert council, hopes the program will be the key to helping young people unlock the door to personal finance knowledge. According to this expert, personal finance training should begin as early as possible. Knowledge acquired early will transform into wisdom over time, and when integrated with experience, that wisdom will enable each individual to master their money.
Dr. Can Van Luc, Chief Economist of BIDV, also added that for Gen Z, encountering financial difficulties can lead to many problems, such as losing money, being involved in multi-level marketing schemes, and being scammed. Therefore, he always hopes that Vietnam will have more programs to help people earn, spend, and invest money more intelligently.
"The Moneyverse" consists of 16 episodes broadcast on VTV3, each lasting 40 minutes, including: 9 quarter-final episodes in game show format, 6 semi-final episodes in reality TV format, and 1 final episode.
The program benefits from the professional support of state management agencies including the State Bank of Vietnam, the General Department of Taxation, the National Financial Supervisory Commission, and the State Securities Commission; along with leading Vietnamese financial institutions such as: Vietnam Investment and Development Bank (BIDV), SSI Securities Corporation, Ernst & Young Vietnam, and WAM Institute Training Center.
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