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Evergreen International Corp., a corporate shareholder (4.96%) in Evergreen Marine Corp., one of the world’s largest container shipping companies, today requested EMC shareholders vote against a proposed capital reduction by cash refund. The request took place at the 2022 annual general meeting of Evergreen Marine Corp. Evergreen International Corp., appointed lawyer Chu-chun Wu to represent . ....
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SinoPac and Alpha to begin ETF trial By Kao Shih-ching / Staff reporter SinoPac Securities Co (永豐金證券) and Alpha Fintech Co (阿爾發金融科技) yesterday began a sandbox experiment that allows investors to buy foreign exchange-traded funds (ETFs) at a fixed amount every month, while having automated advisers offer portfolio recommendations. It is the first time that investors can purchase overseas ETFs with the dollar-cost averaging approach, as the Financial Supervisory Commission previously only allowed the purchase of a fixed number of foreign shares at regular intervals. “That is a breakthrough for local investors, as the strategy of dollar-cost averaging could help reduce investment risks and avoid bad decisions driven by human emotions,” Alpha chairman James Chen (陳志彥) told a news conference in Taipei. ....
The Rundown: APT-FET Deal, Microsoft-Hon Hai Partnership, and FSC Fines Securities Firms NCC Approves APT-FET Deal Taiwan’s National Communications Commission (NCC) on March 3 approved local telecom operator Far EasTone’s (FET) application to share its 5G bandwidth on the 3.5GHz frequency band with Asia-Pacific Telecom (APT). As a condition of its approval, the NCC requested the establishment of an oversight task force for internet security and the installation of 2,000 4G and 5G base stations to increase coverage. The deal is now pending the approval of the Fair Trade Commission (FTC). APT signed a 20-year 5G sharing deal with FET last September – the first such deal in Taiwan – after its own failed bid for the much-desired 3.5GHz frequency band. APT will pay NT$9.47 billion in network deployment costs in exchange for rights to use the bandwidth. ....