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Taishin Futures Co., Ltd.

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Type
  
Public

Area served
  
Worldwide

Revenue
  
NT$ 753,556,000 (2007)

Founded
  
1 September 1997

Industry
  
Brokerage

Products
  
Financial Services

Headquarters
  
Taipei, Taiwan

Key people
  
Adam Wu 吳雅章 (Chairman) Aleck Wu 吳建華 (General Director)

Parent organization
  
Taishin Financial Holdings

Taishin Futures Co., Ltd. is a Taiwanese brokerage with headquarters in Taipei. It was founded in 1997 as a joint venture between Taishin Securities Co., Ltd. and Taishin International Bank, and is a member of the Taishin Financial Holdings. It involves in futures including brokerage, consultation, management and dealer business. The company is a member of Taiwan Futures Exchange.

Contents

History

  • Jun 1997 - Initiate the establishment of the office for Taishin Futures Brokerage Co., Ltd
  • Nov 1997 - Launching of Taiwan Futures Brokerage Co., Ltd
  • Jan 2003 - Launching of institutional business, servicing both domestic and foreign institutional investors
  • Feb 2005 - Launching of the futures consultant business at Hsin-Chu branch
  • Jun 2005 - Launching of Taichung branch
  • Aug 2005 - Company is renamed as Taiwan Futures Co., Ltd
  • Mar 2006 - Launched a proprietary trading department
  • Nov 2006 - The chairman of Taiwan Futures Co., Ltd won the 60th Golden Merchant Award
  • Jun 2007 - The company introduced electronic trading platform “GETS”
  • Nov 2008 - The company is renamed as Taishin Futures Co., Ltd
  • Nov 2009 - The company is merged with KGI Futures.Co., Ltd

    • Branches of Operations

  • Taipei (Head office), Hsinchu Branch, Taichung Branch and 57 Introducing Broker Spots

    • Core Business

  • Brokerage business: both onshore and offshore products; serve domestic and overseas investors
  • Proprietary trading business
  • Futures consultant business
  • Managed futures business
  • Securities investment consultant business

    • E-Trading Solutions

  • GL Trade solution
  • Orc Software solution
  • GETS (Global E-Trading System)

    • References

    Taishin Futures Co., Ltd. Wikipedia
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