June 7, 2010 Our international bond market is broadening its reach. A Korean bank plans to raise funds in Taiwan by issuing international bonds
The Export-Import Bank of Korea (EXIM) will soon issue international bonds in Taiwan. This will be the first time a Korean issuer issues bonds in Taiwan. The issuance and offering have been approved by the Central Bank of the R.O.C. (Taiwan) and the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC). EXIM has scheduled to issue the bonds and list them on.............More
June 21, 2010 GTSM implements differentiated management of emerging stock companies and links it up to some extent with the listing review operation
To optimize the effect of registration on emerging stock market, GreTai Securities Market (GTSM) will implement differentiated management of emerging stock companies in place of the prevailing uniform management. That is, different supervisory schemes will be adopted for emerging stock companies that plan to.............More
The governor of Jejiang Province of China Lu Zu-shan led a trade delegation to visit the GTSM on June 11, 2010. Given that both Jejiang and Taiwan have predominantly medium and small enterprises, and securities and financial markets are instrumental to industrial development, the visitors hoped to learn the market making system of Taiwan’s emerging stock market and speed up its financial development. GTSM Chairman Chen in his dialogue with the guests mentioned that in the 16 years since inception, GTSM has been playing the role of a driver of economic vigor and cradle of innovative enterprises in Taiwan and believed that GTSM and the guests have some development experience to share with each other. In the picture are GTSM Chairman Gordon Chen (second from the left) leading GTSM President Wu Yui-Chun (first from the left) and department heads to welcome Governor Lu (second from the right) and delegates. The host and the guests had a discussion session and hoped that both sides would have more opportunities to interact and cooperate in the future.
Bond
Market The bond yield in the domestic market rose in the month of June, while those in international markets continued to drop. In the beginning of the month, concern over the European debt trouble drew more buyers into the U.S. bond market. As the bond market turned strong, coupled with the weak performance of the stock market, the market yield continued to dip. The yield on U.S. 10-year treasury note closed at ............More
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