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Taiwan Launches Plan to Double Bond Market Issuance by 2030

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The Financial Supervisory Commission and Taipei Exchange launched an expansion plan aimed at boosting Taiwan's bond market and advancing sustainable finance. The plan targets annual bond issuance exceeding NT$3.8 trillion by 2030, which is double the 2025 level. The expansion will utilize project and climate transition bonds, dual listing of international bonds, Real World Asset tokenization, and tax optimization measures.

From manilatimes.net

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The initiative supports the government's Asian Asset Management Center goal to expand and internationalize Taiwan's bond market. Currently, Taiwan's bond market exceeds NT$18 trillion, with international bonds accounting for 37% of the outstanding market.

From manilatimes.net

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