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2026 Taiwan Week to Open on November 3, Focusing on Asset Management

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2026 Taiwan Week will open on November 3, with a total of 45 events, including 12 core events and 33 series events, featuring international institutions such as NASDAQ and the Japanese and Korean exchanges, focusing on asset management, with attendance expected to exceed last year's nearly 28,000 participants.

45 Events to Debut, Registration Nearly Full

The 2026 Taiwan Week organized by the FSC will officially open on November 3. A total of 45 events are planned this year, including 12 core events and 33 series events. 黃厚銘, Deputy Director-General of the Securities and Futures Bureau of the FSC, said on October 29 that registration for the core events has been enthusiastic, with most sessions nearly full, while the series events are also opening for registration and being held successively, and participation this year is expected to exceed last year.

As of the end of October, a total of 2,378 participants had registered for the 12 core events. Looking back at last year's results, the 2025 Taiwan Week attracted nearly 28,000 participants, including more than 1,200 institutional participants and more than 250 foreign investors, with foreign guests from more than 20 countries including the United States, Canada, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and South Africa.

NASDAQ, Japanese and Korean Exchanges Gather

This year's international participation covers markets including the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines, and Poland. Invited institutions include NASDAQ, the Japanese and Korean exchanges, Bloomberg, BlackRock, Blackstone, AllianceBernstein, Allianz Global Investors, the Asian Corporate Governance Association, and the International Capital Market Association, with invitees also including domestic and foreign institutional investors, associations, and financial firms.

Topics cover Asian asset management, innovative fundraising, startups, bond markets, sustainable finance, cybersecurity resilience, virtual assets, futures and derivatives, wealth management for high-net-worth clients, and private capital investment in public infrastructure. The FSC said it hopes to showcase Taiwan's achievements in promoting the Asian asset management center, financial innovation, and capital market development through exchanges, and to deepen the connection between Taiwan's capital market and international markets.

彭金隆 to Attend Opening Ceremony and Three Other Events

FSC Chairman 彭金隆 is expected to attend and deliver remarks at several Taiwan Week events, including the opening ceremony on November 3, Building a New Core for the Asian Bond Market on November 5, the Asian Asset Management Center Forum on November 6, and the TiBOOST Innovation Project on November 10. Vice Chairwoman 莊琇媛 will deliver remarks on cybersecurity resilience and strategy on November 4, while Vice Chairman 陳彥良 will moderate a panel discussion at the Asian Asset Management Center Forum on November 6 and deliver remarks at the Taipei International Futures Forum on November 12.

FAQ

When will the 2026 Taiwan Week open and what is its scale?

The 2026 Taiwan Week will open on November 3, with a total of 45 events planned, including 12 core events and 33 series events. As of the end of October, a total of 2,378 participants had registered for the core events.

Which international institutions are invited this year?

Including NASDAQ, the Japanese and Korean exchanges, Bloomberg, BlackRock, Blackstone, AllianceBernstein, Allianz Global Investors, the Asian Corporate Governance Association, and the International Capital Market Association, covering markets including the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines, and Poland.

What was the participation like at last year's Taiwan Week?

The 2025 Taiwan Week attracted nearly 28,000 participants, including more than 1,200 institutional participants and more than 250 foreign investors, with foreign guests from more than 20 countries.