Regulator hopes active ETFs will boost Taiwan’s standing in Asia

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Regulator hopes active ETFs will boost Taiwan’s standing in Asia - Financial Times

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Chen Yen-liang, vice chair of the FSC, said during a press conference that the introduction of new types of ETFs was like “opening a new door” for Taiwan’s asset management industry.

Despite concerns from local asset managers that a “fully transparent” active ETF could lead to copy trading or speculation, Kao argued that such an approach is in line with international practice and could also reduce information asymmetry.“The exchange has an established mechanism to deal with improper trading,” she added.

Kao Ching-ping, deputy director of the FSC’s Securities and Futures Bureau, confirmed during the press conference that Taiwan-listed active ETFs will be “fully transparent” with detailed holdings from the previous trading day published before the market opens the next day.