Taipei Exchange Launches Pioneer Stock Board to Support Innovative Enterprises
The Taipei Exchange, TPEx, launched Pioneer Stock Board (PSB) on July 20, 2021, which welcomed its first company on July 26. Pioneer Stock Board marks the evolution of the stock market into an innovation-friendly ecosystem. It aims to facilitate entry to capital markets for more innovative enterprises.
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At the PSB Launch Ceremony, Premier Su Tseng-chang delivered the opening speech, emphasizing the government s support. Su said, Taiwan s capital market breaks new ground today, by establishing this board. PSB will support innovative enterprises, a key driver of economic transformation, by providing companies with quick access to capital needed for continued growth. Dr. Tien-mu
Taipei Exchange Launches Pioneer Stock Board to Support Innovative Enterprises
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FSC tells firms to postpone annual meetings
UNPRECEDENTED: The move to delay shareholders’ meetings marked the first time the commission had imposed such a measure, but follows discussions with the CECC, it said
By Kao Shih-ching / Staff reporter
The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) yesterday told publicly traded companies to postpone their annual shareholders’ meetings from Monday next week to the end of next month to curb public gatherings amid a surge in COVID-19 infections.
A total of 1,931 companies had planned to convene their shareholders’ meetings during the period, but the FSC has made it mandatory for them to delay the events to July or August, it said.