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Staying buoyant
By
Donna Chen
- Asia
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Insurers’ demand for bond ETFs helps drive Taiwan market
It’s been 16 years since the introduction of Taiwan’s very first exchange-traded fund (ETF). It was slow going initially following the launch of the Polaris Taiwan 50 ETF in June 1993. There were only 20 ETFs launched in the ten years a...
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