The Taiwan Stock Exchange (the TWSE) started operations on February 9, 1962. The TWSE is responsible for operating and advancing the domestic securities market. TWSE primary business operations include listing, trading, settlement and surveillance. These comprise listing promotion and review, post-listing supervision and corporate governance, maintaining market trading and order, plus securities firms’ services, investor protection, clearing and settlement operations, as well as safeguarding against market defaults and monitoring of illegal transactions. The TWSE provides comprehensive services to the securities market.
TWSE products include stocks, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs), Warrants, beneficiary securities (Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs), and Taiwan Depository Receipts (TDRs). Stocks are the most heavily traded product.
In line with the policy of the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) to promote Taiwan into the premier Asian Asset Management Center and advance the diversity and prosperity of the capital market, the TWSE will collaborate with its stakeholders to pursue four major goals aimed at building a world-class capital market and supporting industrial transformation: Establishing the Preferred Fundraising Platform for Enterprises; Leading the Path to Net-Zero Sustainability; Driving Product Internationalization; and Technology-Driven Innovation for Inclusive Finance.
Sept. 1, 2025
... to advance its role as Asia’s asset management center: Taiwan will host its inaugural "Taiwan Weeks" from October 15 to 23, aiming to establish itself as a leading asset management hub in Asia. Organized by the Financial Supervisory Commission, the event features collaborations with key institutions such as the Taiwan Stock Exchange, Taipei Exchange, Taiwan Futures Exchange, and Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation. The initiative will showcase Taiwan's asset management policies, focusing on innovation, ESG sustainability, and cross-border investment. Keynote speeches and panels will discuss market dynamics, corporate governance, and strategies for inclusive growth. Taiwan Weeks is set to foster international partnerships and position Taiwan as a resilient financial ecosystem for global investors. Follow TWSE on LinkedIn to stay informed https://www.linkedin.com/company/taiwan-stock-exchange-corporation/
Oct. 1, 2025
Taiwan Weeks, starting October 15, will bring together industry, government, and academic leaders to showcase Taiwan’s strategy to become an Asian Asset Management Center. The event will feature forums, panel discussions, expos, and initiatives such as the Asia Innovation Cup, corporate governance and ESG forums, and ETF exhibitions. Aimed at promoting international exchange and highlighting Taiwan’s market potential, Taiwan Weeks underscores policy achievements, financial innovation, and cross-border cooperation while fostering talent development. FSC Chairperson Dr. Jin-Lung Peng emphasized the initiative’s goal: attracting global investors, strengthening Taiwan’s capital market, and advancing its position as a leading regional asset management hub.
Nov. 3, 2025
The inaugural “Taiwan Weeks” concluded on October 23 after nine days of forums and exhibitions. The event marked a major step toward Taiwan’s vision of becoming an Asian Asset Management Center, bringing together over 27,000 participants, including representatives from global exchanges, institutional investors and industry leaders. Highlights included the Asian Asset Management Center Forum, Asia Capital Markets Summit, and other events featuring discussions on ESG, corporate governance, and innovation, underscoring progress in sustainability and cross-border collaboration. Read the full publication here. Follow TWSE on LinkedIn to stay informed https://www.linkedin.com/company/taiwan-stock-exchange-corporation/
Dec. 1, 2025
and disclose their “Corporate Value Enhancement Plans”: In June 2024, TWSE launched the “Power Up Program” to encourage listed companies to disclose Corporate Value Enhancement Plans and strengthen shareholder engagement. Over a year later, more than 100 companies have shared their plans, demonstrating leadership in transparency and corporate governance. Moving forward, the TWSE will continue to encourage listed companies to adopt an investor-oriented perspective, enhance corporate value through self-assessment and strategic planning, and strengthen communication with stakeholders. Read the full publication here. The news from the TWSE: https://twmonthly.twse.com.tw/ Follow TWSE on LinkedIn to stay informed.
Jan. 1, 2026
The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) is proactively driving product internationalization to support Taiwan’s goal of becoming the Asian Asset Management Center. Chairman Sherman Lin led six Taiwanese asset managers to Japan to engage with the Tokyo Stock Exchange and local institutions, fostering deeper cross-border collaboration. The Taiwan Stock Exchange “Power Up Program” Gains Traction: Strong Uptake Signals Enhanced Governance and Long-Term Value Focus: The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) Power Up Program continues to gain momentum, demonstrating broad market engagement and a clear commitment to long-term value creation. As of November 30, 2025, 311 listed companies—approximately 29% of the total market—have participated in the program and publicly disclosed related initiatives.
Feb. 10, 2026
Background: Taiwan is actively positioning itself as a premier Asian Asset Management Center (AAMC) through a series of strategic regulatory reforms and policy initiatives. These efforts are designed to enhance market openness, align with international standards, and bolster the overall capacity of its financial sector. Since the launch of the AAMC initiative in September 2024, Taiwan has focused on expanding asset management activities, facilitating cross-border financial services, and optimizing the investment environment. The AAMC initiatives aim to expand …