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Socially Responsible Investments in APAC emerging markets State of the art updated on may 21, 2008

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MACROECONOMICS ANLYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR IN TAIWAN



Taiwan at a glance



Financial market overview



Banking sector



Stock market



Bond market



Development issues

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TAIWAN AT A GLANCE

Territory 31,688 km² Population 22.95 million Capital Taipei Government System Democracy Administrative Divisions 2 municipalities / 16 counties / 5 provincial cities Currency TWD, semi-flexible exchange rate, 1 EUR = 47.865TWD (2008.05.23) Languages Mandarin, Taiwanese Ethnicities Han (92%) and Taiwanese aborigines (2%) Religion Buddhism, Islam, Taoism, Christianity

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Source : China Statistical Yearbook, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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TAIWAN AT A GLANCE - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Taiwan GDP 2000 - 2008 USD Million

GDP (million US)

350,000

Taiwan is the 21th largest economy in the world (2006¹)



Considering the GDP per capita, Taiwan is the 36th in the world in 2006 ( at $USD 16,274 )



Taiwan’s 2007 GDP amounted to $USD 383,303 million, along with a consistent growth since 2002.



Taiwan’s growth has consistently (except 2001) been higher than CPI inflation, indicating a positive real growth



Economic Outlook for 2008:

GDP Growth Rate

450,000 400,000



% 7.00

413,164 6.15

5.77 321,230 291,694

300,000

365,503

355,958 4.64 297,668

6.00

383,303 5.70

5.00

4.89

331,007 305,624

4.32

4.16

4.00

3.50 3.00

250,000

2.00 200,000

1.00

150,000

0.00

100,000

-1.00

50,000

-2.00

-2.17

0

-3.00 2000

2002

2006

2007

2008 E

The latest world economic projection shows that the growth of global economy 5.70 4.89 4.16

0.00

2000

1.80

1.61

1.25

-0.01 -0.20 -0.28 2001 2002 2003 2004

sector contribution, real GDP is predicted

0.60 2005

Taiwan’s export is anticipated to mildly increase. With the improving domestic

2.31

2.00

may be moderately slow in 2008. 4.32 3.86

3.50

3.00

-2.00

2005

4.64

4.00

-1.00

2004

6.15

5.77

5.00

1.00

2003

GDP Growth rate and CPI¹ 2000-2008

7.00 6.00

2001

2006

to grow by 4.32% in 2008 2007

2008E*

-2.17

-3.00

Source :DGBAS, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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Note¹ : until 2008/ April MATERIALE NPV – RIPRODUZIONE VIETATA

INDEX



Taiwan at a glance



Financial market overview



Banking sector



Stock market



Bond market



Development issues

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FINANCIAL MARKET OVERVIEW - HISTORY 

Over the second half of the 20th century, Taiwan has transformed itself from a predominantly agrarian economy into a vigorous industrialized economy, a process that may be summarized in three main phases:



Taiwan’s economy transform has gone through three phases of development:

Phase 1: 1949 to 1980 Shift from Agriculture to Manufacturing

Phase 2: 1981 to 1999 Ongoing Industrial Development

Phase 3: from 2000 onwards Reform for Sustainable Development

In 1949, the Central Bank relocated with the government from Mainland China to Taipei . A highly successful land reform program launched Commonly, bonds issued by the government as compensation for the agricultural lands confiscated and redistributed were utilized by the former landlords as collateral to secure loans with which they started up manufacturing and other businesses

Beginning in the 1980s, the government implemented a series of measures to liberalize and internationalize the economy and privatize state-run enterprises. Labor-intensive industries, once the mainstay of Taiwan's economy, gave way to technology- and capital-intensive industries

Globalization, trade liberalization, and the rise of neighboring China as an economic power pose new challenges for Taiwan's economic development in the new century. To meet them, the government has taken measures to upgrade Taiwan's industries, implemented financial reforms to foster a more attractive investment environment

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Source :Taiwan Yearbook 2007, NPV China analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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FINANCIAL MARKET OVERVIEW - RECENT DEVELOPMENT Financial reforms have been conducted from 2000: 

Taiwan opened its market for new banks in the early 1990s. As a result, 16 new banks were established and left behind an “over-banking” problem. More specifically, while market competition stimulated the development of the financial markets, the overly competitive banking market deteriorated banks’ asset quality, narrowed their interest spread and reduced profit margin from them



For example, the market share of the top 5 banks in Taiwan only accounts for 38%, while the figures in Korea and Hong Kong are 87% and 76% respectively. In other words, Chinese Taipei lacked big and good banks



Over-regulation was another problem in our financial market. Previously, banks were considered as policy tools aiming to support our manufacturing industry. This situation inevitably restricted the effectiveness of market mechanism and limited the competitiveness of our financial markets

Phase Ⅰ of Financial Reform (started in 2000) 

The goal of the first reform aimed at resolving the non-performing loan problems



For the purpose, the previous financial regulator, the Ministry of Finance (MoF), lowered business tax of financial institutions from 5% to 2% and the Central Bank lowered deposit reserves to encourage bad debt write-offs



The Ministry of Finance established the Financial Restructuring Fund (or RTC fund) and created Asset Management Companies to deal with distressed financial institutions and resolve their deteriorated assets 7

Source :Financial Supervisory Commission , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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FINANCIAL MARKET OVERVIEW - RECENT DEVELOPMENT 

The MoF enacted the Financial Institution Merger Act and the Financial Holding Company Act to create a better M&A legal environment and lessen the adverse effect of over-banking.



The results of the first reform are significant. The average NPL ratio of domestic banks reduced from 11.27% in 2001 to 2.39% in June 2006.



In addition, 14 financial holding companies have been established since 2001. However, since there are only few M&A deals in recent years, the number of our banks is still large.



To promote integrated financial supervision, we have also enacted a law aiming at the integration of several supervisory agencies. The Financial Supervisory Commission was established on July 1, 2004 to consolidate the supervision of banking, securities and insurance sectors, and to act as a single regulator under the Executive Yuan Phase Ⅱ of Financial Reform (started in 2004 till now)



The key objective of phaseⅡ financial reform is consolidation and promoting Taiwan as a regional fund-raising and asset management center



The four goals of market consolidation are: (1) three banks with market share over 10% by the end of 2005; (2) halving the number of state-owned banks by the end of 2005; (3) reducing FHCs (4)financial institutions with foreign investment



To speed up financial M&As, the FSC has been trying to create an environment beneficial for consolidation, not only for domestic financial institutions but also for foreign investors



It revises outdated regulations to be in line with international norms, implements differentiated supervisory measures to encourage well-performing financial institutions, and offers incentives for consolidation. .

Source :Financial Supervisory Commission , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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FINANCIAL MARKET OVERVIEW - BREAKDOWN OF FINANCIAL SERVICE INDUSTRY % Of Total Nominal GDP 10.04

2007

9.98

2006

10.43

2005

10.52

2004

10.56

2003 0%

20% Financing

40% Insurance

60%

80%

100%

Securities and Futures



Financial Service Industry accounts for around 10% of total GDP



Financing, Insurance, and Securities and futures represents 65.7%, 24.6% and 9.7% of total financial market



Financing has been decreasing gradually from 2003-2007 Can you check the source, also in later Source :Financial Supervisory Commission , NPV analysis pages? 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets MATERIALE NPV – RIPRODUZIONE VIETATA Later one is fine.

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FINANCIAL MARKET OVERVIEW - GDP & CAPITALIZATION (2002-2007) Billion TWD

25000

180.00% 160.00%

20000

140.00% 120.00%

15000

100.00% 80.00%

10000

60.00% 40.00%

5000

20.00% 0

0.00%

2002

2003 GDP

2004

Market Capitalization

2005

2006

2007

Stock Market Capitalization To GDP Ratio



Market Capitalization start to surpass GDP from 2003



Market Capitalization is growing faster than GDP



Stock Market Capitalization to GDP Ratio keeps growing from 2002 (89.22%) to 2007 (171%)

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Source :Taiwan Stock Exchange , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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MACROECONOMICS ANLYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR IN TAIWAN



Taiwan at a glance



Financial market overview



Banking sector



Stock market



Bond market



Development issues

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BANKING SECTOR - STRUCTURE 1/3 Executive Yuan

Financial Supervisory Commission ( Regulator )

Central Bank of R.O.C (Taiwan)

  Banking Bureau

Domestic Banks Local Branches of Foreign Banks Credit Cooperatives Taiwan Post Co. Credit Departments of Farmers’ & Fishermen’s Associations

  Securities and Futures Bureau   Insurance Bureau   Financial Examination Bureau   Supportive Departments : - International Affairs Departments - Legal Affairs Department - General Planning Department - IT Department - Secretary Office

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Source :FSC, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BANKING SECTOR - STRUCTURE 2/3 Central Bank - Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) 

In December 1949, the Bank relocated with the government from Mainland China to Taipei



In November, 1979, the newly revised Central Bank of China Act was promulgated. While the Bank has since been under the Executive Yuan (Cabinet), its independent role in making monetary policy has not been changed.



the Bank's operational objectives include promoting financial stability, ensuring sound banking operations, maintaining the stable internal and external value of the currency and, within the scope of the above three objectives, fostering economic development.



The main functions of CBC*: 

Monetary Management



Foreign Exchange Management



Clearing and Settlement Service



Currency Issuance



Treasury Agency Functions



Bank Examination



Statistics and Research



Participation in International Organizations ;

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Source :CBC, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

* CBC : Central Bank of Republic of China (Taiwan) MATERIALE NPV – RIPRODUZIONE VIETATA

BANKING SECTOR - STRUCTURE 3/3 Regulator: Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission 

Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) was inaugurated and commenced operation since 1 July 2004 .



FSC functions act as a single and independent regulator that directly reports to the Executive Yuan.



Main goal : consolidate the supervision of banking, securities and insurance industries under one roof, as well as to integrate the tasks of examining these industries.



The FSC includes 4 bureaus and 5 supporting departments.



4 bureaus - The Bureau of Monetary Affairs - The Securities and Futures Bureau

}

responsible for the supervision of financial institutions.

- The Insurance Bureau - The Examination Bureau is in charge of the examination of all financial institutions. 

It is worth mentioning that the newly organized Examination Bureau integrates examination staff from the CBC*, BOMA** and the CDIC***, which provides better administrative and human resources to conduct financial examination under one agency.



5 supporting departments - International Affairs Departments - Legal Affairs Department - General Planning Department - IT Department - Secretary Office

* CBC : Central Bank of Republic of China (Taiwan) ** BOMA : Bureau of Monetary Affairs *** CDIC : Central Deposit Insurance Corporation

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BANKING SECTOR - BANKING ASSETS AND LIABILITIES

Billion TWD

45 000 40 000 35 000 30 000 25 000 20 000 15 000 10 000 5 000 0 2003

2004

2005

2006

2007



As of the year-end 2007, the total assets of the banking sector amounted to TWD 38235 billion, an increase of RMB 501 billion from 2006.



During the same period, the total liabilities reached TWD 36069 billion, an increase of TWD 433 billion. 15

Source :CBRC 2007, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BANKING SECTOR - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ASSETS BREAKDOWN

2007

Domestic Bank Local branch of foreign banks

2006

Credit Cooperatives Bills Finance Companies

2005

Trust and Investment companies Credit Departments of Farmers' Associations

2004

Credit Departments of Fishermen's Associations The Postal Savings System

2003

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%



Domestic banks occupy the majority of total asset and account for 72.8% of total.



Local branch of foreign banks keep increasing



Credit Cooperatives, Bills Finance Companies and Trust and Investment company are decreasing gradually.



Credit Departments of Farmers' and Fishermen’s Associations have no significant change 16

Source :FSC , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BANKING SECTOR - DEPOSITS AND LOANS

Billion TWD

30 000

73.0%

25 000

72.0% 71.0%

20 000

70.0%

15 000

69.0%

10 000

68.0%

5 000

67.0%

0

66.0% 2003

2004 Deposit

2005 Loan

2006

2007

Loan to Deposit Ratio



As of the year-end 2007, total deposits and total loans outstanding amount to 25.245 and 18.019 billion, respectively



Loan to Deposit Ratio keeps at about 70% in the latest 4 years 17

Source :FSC, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BANKING SECTOR - NPLs¹ OF DOMESTIC BANKS

Billion TWD

900

6.00%

800

5.00%

700 600

4.00%

500

3.00%

400 300

2.00%

200

1.00%

100 0

0.00% 2003

2004

2005 Total NPL

2006

2007

NPL Ratio



The quality of assets improved dramatically due to the Financial Reform from 2000.



By the end of 2007, the NPLs of major commercial banks totals TWD 337.4 billion, a decline of TWD 38 billion from end-2006. The NPL ratio was 1.79 percent, with a decrease of 0.8% 18

Source :FSC , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BANKING SECTOR - ROA AND ROE OF DOMESTIC BANK 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 -2

2003

2004

2005

ROA

2006

2007

ROE



ROE reduced dramatically from 10.3% (2004) to -0.43% (2006)



ROA and ROE decrease from 2005 due to Double-card debt crisis (credit card / cash card ) and over competition

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Source :FSC , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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MACROECONOMICS ANLYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR IN CHINA



Taiwan at a glance



Financial market overview



Banking sector



Stock market



Bond market



Development issues

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STOCK MARKET - STRUCTURE Financial market

Taiwan Stock Exchange / TSEC

GreTai Security Market / GTSM

(exchange market)

(OTC market)

Stock

Stock

TDR (Taiwan Depository Receipts)

Emerging Stock

  Warrant

  Bond

  Bond

  Derivative

Beneficiary Certificates ETF   Beneficiary Securities

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Source :TSEC, GTSM , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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STOCK MARKET - REGULATOR ( Exchange Market )

These are from china part. Is there anything you meant to add in? This is the correct one.

Taiwan Stock Exchange / TSEC 

Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation was founded in 1961.



TSEC works with our competent authority, Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), to deregulate and liberalize Taiwan's stock market, and gears itself up more in line with major international market.



Its main function include: - Listing of Securities - Trading of Securities - Computer and Information Safety - Clearing and Settlement - Internationalization of Securities Market - Monitor of Securities Firms - Investors Service



Product and Service Stock / TDR (Taiwan Depository Receipts) / Warrant / Bond /Beneficiary Certificates / ETF/ Beneficiary Security

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Source :TSEC NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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STOCK MARKET - REGULATOR ( OTC Market ) GreTai Security Market / GTSM 

The government reopened the over-the-counter trading of bonds in October 1982



The Taipei Securities Dealer's Association (TSDA) started handling over-the-counter trading of stocks in February 1988



In 1994, this non-profit organization with the mission to develop the over-the-counter market was named Gre Tai Securities Market (the GTSM)



Since its inception in 1994, GreTai Securities Market (GTSM) has been endeavoring to play the role of a family and aspires to be the "protagonist of economic vitality and the cradle of successful businesses" to help businesses grow and develop, drive the upgrade of industries and enhance competitiveness in the international markets



Product and Service Stock / Emerging Stock / Bond / Financial Derivative

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Source :GTSM, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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STOCK MARKET - OVERVIEW billion TWD

40000 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 2003

2004 Capital Issued

2005 Market Capitalization

2006 Trading Value

2007



From 2003-2007, Taiwan stock exchange market has grown consistently and stably.



In 2007, the market capitalization reaches 21,527 billion TWD and growth rate is 11.1% from 2006.



In 2007, the Trading Value reaches 33,527 billion TWD and growth rate is 38.6% from 2006



In 2007, the Capital Issued reaches 5601 billion TWD and growth rate is 1.4% from 2006 24

Source :FSC Financial Outlook Monthly, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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STOCK MARKET - COMPARISON BETWEEN EXCHANGE AND OTC MARKET Number of Listing

Market Capitalization

TWD (Billion)

TWD (Billion)

800

25000

700 600

20000

500

15000

400 300

10000

200 100

5000

0 2003

2004

2005 GTSM

2006

2007

0 2003

TSEC

2005

GTSM

Trading Value

TWD (Billion)

2004

2006

2007

TSEC

Trading Volume TWD (Billion)

40000

120000

35000

100000

30000 25000

80000

20000

60000

15000

40000

10000

20000

5000

0

0 2003

2004

2005 GTSM

2006

2007

TSEC

2003

2004

2005 GTSM

2006 TSEC



TSEC and GTSM occupy 91.89% and 8.11 % of the Market Capitalization respectively in 2007



TSEC and GTSM occupy 85.56% and 14.44 % of the Market Capitalization respectively in 2007

• Put the source

TSEC and GTSM occupy 85.80% and 14.20 % of the Market Capitalization respectively in 2007 25

Source :TSEC , GTSM NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

2007

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STOCK MARKET - MARKET PERFORMANCE 2007 TAIEX and Trading Volume



In the first 3 quarters of 2007, both TAIEX and GTSM Index keeps the growth momentum in the previous year



TAIEX opened at 7920 and closed at 8509.56, with a rate of yearly increase 7.39% in 2007



GTSM Index opened at 164.71 and closed at 154.47, with a rate of yearly decrease 6.22% in 2007



In the 4th quarter, the indices fall down due to the impact of US sub prime crisis as well as the concern that the market has gone irrational and the bubble is about to break

GTSM INDEX and Trading Volume

Volume-Weighted Index

Turnover ( TWD$ 100 million)

26

Source :TSEC , GTSM NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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STOCK MARKET - COMPARISON BETWEEN EXCHANGE AND OTC MARKET P/E Ratio

Turnover Ratio

45.00 40.00

500.00

35.00 30.00

400.00

25.00 20.00

300.00

What is emerging stock CHECK THE COMPARISIO N IN NEXT SLIDE

200.00

15.00

100.00

10.00

0.00

5.00

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

0.00 2003

2004 STOCK ON TSEC

2005 STOCK ON GTSM

2006

2007

STOCK ON TSEC

STOCK ON GTSM

EMERGING STOCK ON GTSM

EMERGING STOCK ON GTSM

Average Earning Per Share

Average Market Value Per Share 45.00

3.00

40.00

2.50

35.00

2.00

30.00 25.00

1.50

20.00

1.00

15.00

0.50

10.00 5.00

0.00 2003

2004 STOCK ON TSEC

2005 STOCK ON GTSM

2006

2007

0.00 2003

2004

2005

2006

STOCK ON TSEC

STOCK ON GTSM

EMERGING STOCK ON GTSM



Emerging Stock on GTSM owns the highest P/E Ratio, but decrease dramatically from 2006 to 2007



Stock on GTSM owns much higher turnover rate than the others



Stock on TSEC owns the highest Average Earning Per Share and Average Market Value Per Share 27

Put the source

Source :TSEC , GTSM NPV analysis

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2007

EMERGING STOCK ON GTSM

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STOCK MARKET - COMPARISON BETWEEN STOCK AND EMERGING STOCK IN GTSM • Listing requirement is the main difference between stock and emerging stock. • Stock is more strict than emerging stock with respect to Capital, Years of establishment, Profitability, Advisory period and Dispersion of shareholding.

 

stock

Capital

Paid-in Capital of NT$50 million or more

no

Years of establishment

Incorporated and registered under the Company Law for no less than two full fiscal years. (Technology enterprises and state-run enterpriss are not subject to this limitation.

no

Profitability (Operating profit and pre-tax income as a percentage of paid-in Capital)

Pre-tax income as a percentage of paid-in Capital exceeds 4% in the latest year and no accumulated loss in the final settlement of the latest fiscal year; or the ratio in each of the latest 2 years exceeds 3%; or the exceeds 3% on average in the latest 2 years, and the profit in the latest year is better than that of the year before. The pre-tax income in the latest fiscal year shall not be less than NT$4 million.( Technology business and state-run business are exempted from this requirement).

no

Advisory period

Recommended in writing at least two securities firms after public issue with leading and co-sponsoring underwriters named.

no

1. Dispersion of shareholding

2.

emerging stock

More than 300 registered shareholders holding between 1000 shares to 50,000 shares; and The total number of shares held by aforementioned shareholders is more than 10% of the total issued and outstanding shares or more than 5,000,000 shares

no

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Source : GTSM Fact book 2007 NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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MACROECONOMICS ANLYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR IN CHINA



Taiwan at a glance



Financial market overview



Banking sector



Stock market



Bond market



Development issues

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BOND MARKET - OVERVIEW

 The turnover in the bond market in 2007 reached NT$193,644.6 billion (convertible bonds and corporate bonds with warrant excluded)  NT$93,178.7 bi l l ion involved out right trades, accounting for 48.12% of total turnover and representing a decrease of 45.04% as compared to 2006  Government bonds still represented a lion’s share in outright trade, accounting for as much as 98.74% of all outright trades, followed by corporate bonds with 0.41%, financial debentures with 0.15%, beneficiary securities with 0.17%, strip bonds with 0.07%, and foreign bonds with 0.46%  The turnover of RP/RS trades totaled NT$99,857.9 billion in 2007, representing a decrease of 5.49% from NT$105,663.9 billion in 2006  Since 2003, practically all outright trades of government bonds went through the GTSM electronic bond trading system (EBTS). In 2007, the amount of outright trade that went through EBTS reached NT$88,596.5 billion, accounting for 95.08% of outright trades in the market

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Source :GTSM Annual Report 2007, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BOND MARKET - OVERVIEW Unit:NT$ Billion

GTSM Market

250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 2003

2004

2005 2006 Trading Value Outstanding

2007



Trading Value started to decrease from 2005, with -16.03% and -24.47% growth rate in 2006 and 2007 respectively



Outstanding has kept growing slightly from 2003 to 2007



At the end of 2007: •

bond trading volume reaches 133,382 billion



bond outstanding is 5,612 billion TWD 31

Source :FSC, Securities and Futures Bureau , 2007, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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BOND MARKET - BOND ISSUE BY PRODUCT (GTSM)

2007

Government Bond Financial Debenture

2006

Beneficiary Securities Straight Corporate Bond

2005

Corporate Bond with Warranty Convertible&Exchangable Corporate Bond

2004

Foreign Bond International Bond

2003

Why red color here? Sorry, it’s just Government Bonds and Corporate Bonds dominate the market, despite their volatility afrom noteyear for to year. myself. Forget They occupy around 80% of the volume to delete. 0%





10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Financial debenture and Beneficiary certificate are the two main sector that keep growing for these 5 year. Especially for Beneficiary certificate 32

Source :GTSM Annual report 2007 , NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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MACROECONOMICS ANLYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR IN CHINA



Taiwan at a glance



Financial market overview



Banking sector



Stock market



Bond market



Development issues

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DEVELOPMENT ISSUES - FUTURE PROSPECT 

Updating of financial regulations -Drafted bills under review in the Legislative Yuan



Efforts to create a secure and efficient financial environment - Stronger credit risk control - Implementation of the Basel Capital II Accord - Outlook for Taiwanese banks (competitiveness) - Securities firms to act as depository and manage client funds - Integration of securities and futures self-regulatory organizations - Continued development of the Taiwan ETF market - Strengthening the solvency of insurance companies - Amending the insurance product review system - Continued review of the Taiwan Residential Earthquake Insurance system - Financial institutions urged to implement a loan pricing policy - Enhancing the preventive function of financial examinations



Internationalization of the financial industry - Pushing for internationalization of Taiwan's capital market - Promoting corporate governance - International cooperation



Financial literacy initiatives 34

Source :FSC Annual Report 2007, NPV analysis 2008 05 21 – SRI in APAC Emerging Markets

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