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ETFs rule
By
Donna Chen*
- Asia
- Global
- Taiwan
Strong growth underscores shift in investor preference
The development of exchange-traded funds in Taiwan over the past two decades has been remarkable. The market has experienced significant growth since the launch of the first fund in 2003, especially in recent years. As of end-May, there were 15 ETF...
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