Taiwan

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   Host physical conferences or participate in online meetings of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), the Asian and Oceanian Stock Exchanges Federation (AOSEF) and the IOSCO Affiliate Members Consultative Committee (AMCC) to demonstrate the strength and potential of Taiwan's capital market.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   1. Launched the inaugural “Taiwan Weeks” in 2025, featuring two weeks of events on ESG, corporate governance, ETFs, innovation and infrastructure, positioning Taiwan as the Asian Asset Management Center and strengthening its presence in global capital markets.
   2. Cooperate with securities firms, asset management companies and other financial institutions through co-hosting or participating in physical/ online investment events to engage with global institutional investors. These interactions serve to explain the latest development trends, market advantages and future potential of Taiwan's capital market, and also actively gather investor feedback as well as recommendations.
   3. Receive delegates from key global financial institutions and arrange exchange sessions tailored to the critical capital market topics they wish to explore.

Hong Kong

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   Attend meetings hosted by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), the Asian and Oceanian Stock Exchanges Federation (AOSEF) and the IOSCO Affiliate Members Consultative Committee (AMCC) to exchange views with member exchanges on market developments and establish communication channels.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   Participate in investor engagement events hosted by financial institutions to share topics such as foreign-investor-friendly regulations and ETFs with international investors.

Taiwan Index Plus Corporation(TIP)

Provide international financial institutions with Taiwan stock indices as investment benchmarks to attract capital investment into Taiwan.
Case Study: In October 2024, Taiwan Index Plus Corporation completed the licensing of the "Taiwan 50 Cap 30% Index" to an overseas asset management company for the issuance of an ETF listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx).

Southeast Asia

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   Exchanged insights on the latest market overviews and diverse capital market topics—such as listing, trading, surveillance, listed products, and ESG—with Bursa Malaysia, the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the Philippine Stock Exchange, the Singapore Exchange and the Stock Exchange of Thailand.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   Hosted investment events in Thailand to highlight the key features and latest development of Taiwan's capital market. The TWSE also visited local financial institutions to gather recommendations.

Taiwan Index Plus Corporation(TIP)

Encouraging institutions to utilize Taiwan stock indices or link to Taiwan stock ETFs for the issuance of financial products in international markets, thus expanding the asset base of ETFs in Taiwan.
Assist domestic securities firms or investment trust companies in leveraging their group resources to issue Depository Receipts (DRs) or funds linked to Taiwan stock ETFs in the Thai market. This includes Yuanta DR (TAIWAN19), KGI DR (TAIWANHD13), KGI DR (TAIWANAI13), and Cathay Fund (LHTWGHD), among others.

South Asia

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   1. The TWSE separately signed MoUs with India International Exchange Limited and NSE International Exchange in February 2026.
   2. Attend events hosted by financial institutions in India to exchange insights on the latest market landscapes.

Europe

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   1. Exchanged insights on the latest market overviews and diverse capital market topics, such as AI applications in producing analytical reports, with the Zagreb Stock Exchange.
   2. Attend meetings hosted by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), the Asian and Oceanian Stock Exchanges Federation (AOSEF) and the IOSCO Affiliate Members Consultative Committee (AMCC) to exchange views with member exchanges on market developments and establish communication channels.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   Cooperate with securities firms to host investment events in the UK to highlight the key features and latest development of Taiwan's capital market. The TWSE also visited local financial institutions to gather recommendations.

Middle East

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   1. The TWSE signed an MOU with the Dubai Financial Market in May 2025.
   2. Exchanged insights on the latest market overviews and diverse capital market topics, such as cross-border products, with the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange and the Dubai Financial Market.
   3. Attend meetings hosted by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), the Asian and Oceanian Stock Exchanges Federation (AOSEF) and the IOSCO Affiliate Members Consultative Committee (AMCC) to exchange views with member exchanges on market developments and establish communication channels.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   Cooperate with securities firms to host investment events in the Middle East to highlight the key features and latest development of Taiwan's capital market. The TWSE also visited local financial institutions to gather recommendations.

Northeast Asia

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   1. Attended events hosted by the Korea Exchange (KRX) to share the key features and latest development of Taiwan's capital market.
   2. Exchanged insights on the latest market overviews and diverse capital market topics, such as product trends, future collaboration opportunities and investor education initiatives, with Japan Exchange Group (JPX) and KRX.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   1. Hosted investment events in Japan to highlight the key features and latest development of Taiwan's capital market. The TWSE also visited local financial institutions to gather recommendations.
   2. In September 2025, through joint cooperation between Taiwanese and Japanese market participants as well as exchanges, the first-ever dual listing of ETFs was achieved across both Taiwan's and Japan's capital markets.

Taiwan Index Plus Corporation(TIP)

We encourage institutions to utilize Taiwan equity indices or link to Taiwan equity ETFs to issue financial products in offshore markets. For example, we assist domestic securities firms or investment trust companies in leveraging their group resources to issue Depository Receipts (DRs) or funds linked to Taiwan stock ETFs in the Thai market.
Through collaboration with Japanese asset management companies, facilitate the promotion of Taiwan stock ETFs linked to TIP indices to the Japanese market via cross-border ETF initiatives.

Americas

Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE)

1. Facilitate dialogue among global exchanges.

   1. Exchanged insights on the latest market overviews and diverse capital market topics, such as extended trading hours and asset tokenization, with Nasdaq and NYSE.

2. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   Cooperate with securities firm to host investment events in the United States to highlight the key features and latest development of Taiwan's capital market. The TWSE also visited local financial institutions to gather recommendations.

Taiwan Index Plus Corporation(TIP)

1. Partner with international index providers to create indices, thereby diversifying product issuance options.

   1. In October 2024, Taiwan Index Plus (TIP) and S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI) collaborated to compile the 'S&P TIP Taiwan Carbon Reduced ESG 50 Index', offering investors a convenient new tool to participate in the trend of Taiwan equity net-zero transition investing.
      Actual Case: Taiwan Index Plus (TIP) licensed the 'S&P TIP Taiwan Carbon Reduced ESG 50 Index' to Fubon Securities Investment Trust (Fubon SITC), which subsequently launched the Fubon Net Zero ESG 50 ETF (Ticker: 009809) in October 2025.
   2. In February 2025, Taiwan Index Plus (TIP) and Bloomberg Index Services Limited (BISL) jointly compiled their first equity-bond balanced index—"Bloomberg TIP Taiwan and US Momentum Balanced Multi-Asset Index".
      Actual Case: In December 2025, Taiwan Index Plus Corp. completed the licensing of the "Bloomberg TIP Taiwan and US Momentum Balanced Multi-Asset Index" to Mega International Investment Trust Co.,Ltd. for listing the "Mega Taiwan-U.S. Momentum Balanced ETF" (code:00982T)
   3. Taiwan Index Plus Corp. and ICE Data Indices, the index company under Intercontinental Exchange Group (ICE), announced two major collaborative goals: co-developing multi-asset indices and co-branded indices. They jointly released the first co-developed index, the "ICE TIP Dual-Core Balanced Multi-Asset Index".
      Actual Case: In September 2025, Taiwan Index Plus Corp. completed the licensing of the "ICE TIP Dual-Core Balanced Multi-Asset Index" to KGI Securities Investment Trust for listing the "KGI Dual-Core Income Balanced ETF" (code:00981T)

Africa

Taiwan Stock Exchange （TWSE）

1. Engage with foreign companies to enhance their business presence in Taiwan by expanding their business or establishing regional offices.

   The TWSE signed an MoU with the Eswatini Stock Exchange.