The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) today (August 4), along with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), Taipei Exchange (TPEx), Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX), and Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC), held a joint press conference and launch ceremony to announce that Taiwan Weeks 2025 will be held from October 15 to 23. FSC Chairperson Dr. Jin-Lung Peng led the launch ceremony to officially kick off the FSC's first-ever Taiwan Weeks event. Chairperson Peng stated that Taiwan Weeks will showcase Taiwan's strong commitment to developing into an asset management center and warmly welcomes global investors to be part of this important milestone for Taiwan and join Taiwan in shaping the future together.
To advance Taiwan's role as a premier asset management hub in Asia, the FSC has planned the inaugural Taiwan Weeks to encompass a series of events that position Taiwan as a key force in shaping the future of asset management across the region. Taiwan Weeks has taken six months of preparation, pooling the efforts and resources of Taiwan’s securities and futures exchanges and related institutions. Spanning two weeks, it will present activities under diverse themes, highlighting key policy developments in asset management. Through interactive engagement, it aims to deepen understanding and implementation of policies while promoting asset management product innovation, financial inclusion, and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) sustainability. The event will also align with broader action plans related to Asia’s Asset Management Center initiative.
An opening ceremony will be held on day one (October 15) of Taiwan Weeks, featuring keynote speeches from global asset management leaders and industry pioneers, as well as panel discussions with scholars and experts. The focus will be on the unique advantages of Taiwan's capital market and exploring how enterprises can leverage capital-market-based deployment, marking one of the main highlights of the week-long series of activities. Subsequent sessions will delve into themes surrounding ESG, corporate governance, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), startups, and capital mobilization for public infrastructure. These sessions will bring together experts, industry players, and government sector representatives to jointly explore international trends, Taiwan's development achievements, and future prospects, promising an exciting and insightful experience.
The FSC stated that the Taiwan Weeks official website was also launched online today (August 4), providing comprehensive information on relevant policies and activities and helping stakeholders stay up to date on the capital market's integration with global developments. The FSC envisions Taiwan Weeks 2025 will be more than just a series of events—it will serve as an international exchange hub for Taiwan's financial development, a space for connecting talent and innovation, and a strategic platform for fostering policy dialogue and industry-academia collaboration. Through Taiwan Weeks, the FSC aims to strengthen dialogue and exchange of experiences among domestic and international market participants, promote cross-border engagement and investment cooperation, generate more diverse and actionable recommendations, and enhance global investors' understanding of and interest in Taiwan's potential and development opportunities in the field of asset management—all working together to advance Taiwan's goal of becoming Asia's asset management center.

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Securities and Futures Bureau (SFB)
Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), Taiwan
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Appendix – Main Events of Taiwan Week
(For more details, please visit the official Taiwan Weeks website: https://www.taiwanweeks.com)
Key events include:
1.    Oct. 15–【Opening Ceremony】：    The event kicks off with an open forum exploring Taiwan’s vision to become a leading asset management center in Asia.
2.    Oct. 15 –【Asia Asset Management Center Forum】：Senior financial regulators and global executives will engage in a high-level discussion on Taiwan’s current positioning and future roadmap as a hub for asset management in Asia.
3.    Oct. 15 –【Emerging Trends in Investor Relations and Engagement: ESG and Sustainable Investing】：This session will focus on the evolving role of investor relations and shareholder engagement in capital markets. International institutions will discuss ESG integration, and Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC) will present its latest IR platform.
4.    Oct. 16 –【Taipei Corporate Governance Forum】：Under the theme “Corporate Sustainability Transformation and ESG Practices”, this forum will feature prominent local and international speakers sharing perspectives on governance innovation and industry best practices.
5.    Oct. 16 –【Asia Capital Markets Summit Forum】：Representatives from leading exchanges and global asset management firms will address how Asian capital markets are adapting to global trade frictions and regulatory shifts, outlining strategic responses and growth pathways.
6.    Oct. 16 –【Internationalization of Asset Management】：This session will explore how banks and financial institutions are innovating in product design and asset allocation to support evolving client demands and international expansion.
7.    Oct. 17–19 –【2025 ETF Investment Expo】：A three-day public expo will be held to enhance investor understanding of ETFs, featuring seminars, interactive events, and guidance on the latest products and responsible investment practices.
8.    Oct. 21 –【Asia Innovation Cup: TIB x GISA＋Fast-Tracking Startups into the Capital Market】：Combining competition, panel discussions, and cross-sector dialogue, this event will aim to help startups and emerging businesses access capital markets and better understand policy and market expectations.
9.    Oct. 21 –【Mobilizing Private Sector Funds to Invest in Public Infrastructure – Public-Private Collaboration to Build a Better Taiwan】：Government agencies and stakeholders will discuss how to attract private capital into national infrastructure and public development projects, highlighting best practices in policy design and PPP models.