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Taiwan Stock Exchange Invests US$90mln In State-of-Ar​t Earthquake Proof Data Center

Taiwan Stock Exchange Invests US$90mln In State-of-Ar​t Earthquake Proof Data Center

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock Exchange -The Taiwan Stock Exchange (“TWSE”) is pushing forward with the construction of a new state-of-ar​t data center in Banqiao (“BQ Data Center”), New Taipei City, which will be fully operational by the end of 2015. The US$90 million BQ data >>

TWSE Welcomed The First Leveraged ETF And Inverse ETF In Greater China

TWSE Welcomed The First Leveraged ETF And Inverse ETF In Greater China

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock Exchange - The Taiwan Stock Exchange (“TWSE”) on 31 October welcomed the debut of the “Yuanta Daily Taiwan 50 Bull 2x ETF” and “Yuanta Daily Taiwan 50 Bear -1x ETF”, the first leveraged and inverse Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) available in the >>

TWSE Renews MOU With Warsaw Stock Exchange

TWSE Renews MOU With Warsaw Stock Exchange

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock Exchange -The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) is actively expanding its interaction and links with foreign stock exchanges and has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) that was originally signed in 2008. The renewal aims >>

TWSE-SGX Trading Link To Benefit Both Markets

TWSE-SGX Trading Link To Benefit Both Markets

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock Exchange -The trading link between the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) and Singapore Exchange (SGX) is the latest initiative by TWSE to enhance the globalization and competitiveness of the Taiwan securities market. The move is in line with policies being implemented >>

SGX And TWSE Study Stocks Trading Link

SGX And TWSE Study Stocks Trading Link

Magnus Bocker CEO of SGX -Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) will enter a Letter of Intent on 10 September to study and work towards linking the two stock markets. “We are delighted to cooperate with TWSE on the study of a cost-efficient direct link between Taiwan and >>

TWSE And LSE Discuss Potential Cross-Border Trading Cooperation

TWSE And LSE Discuss Potential Cross-Border Trading Cooperation

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock Exchange -Mr. Lee Sush-der, Chairman of the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), led a delegation to London on 1 September 2014. During the visit, TWSE met with the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to discuss areas for potential cooperation, including the promotion of the >>

TWSE Completes Rollout Of Second Generation FAST System

TWSE Completes Rollout Of Second Generation FAST System

Michael Lin President TWSE -Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) has successfully rolled out its second generation FAST (Fully Automated Securities Trading) system, replacing all existing trading platforms. The new proprietary system boosts TWSE’s trading capacity by three times, reduces latency by >>

TWSE Explores Bilateral Cooperation Opportunities With JPX

TWSE Explores Bilateral Cooperation Opportunities With JPX

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock Exchange - The Taiwan Stock Exchange invited the Japan Exchange Group to join the ‘Capital Market Cooperation Forum’, which took place on 22 August. At the forum, both stock exchanges discussed cooperation opportunities covering both the Taiwan and Japan >>

Taiwan Stock Exchange And GreTai Securities Market Jointly Develop Cross-market Formosa Stock Index

Taiwan Stock Exchange And GreTai Securities Market Jointly Develop Cross-market Formosa Stock Index

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock ExchangeIn an announcement campaign on May 5th, the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) and the GreTai Securities Market (GTSM) jointly launched their first co-compiled index, the “Formosa Stock Index”, Taiwan’s first cross-market index. Taiwan securities >>

Low Volatility and High Dividends Make for TWSE and S&P DJI New Collaborative Index

Low Volatility and High Dividends Make for TWSE and S&P DJI New Collaborative Index

Lee Sush-Der, Chairman Taiwan Stock ExchangeIn 2013, the TWSE Capitalization Weighted Stock Index rose by 11.85%, making it second only to Japan (which was affected considerably by quantitative easing) among Asia’s ten major stock markets and greatly surpassing Hong Kong, which came in third. >>