SinoPac Securities's service scope spans broking, proprietary trading, underwriting, international business, fixed income, new financial products, etc. The Company is a major integrated securities firm in Taiwan with a paid-in capital of NT$16.212 billion and 44 service locations, and the Company's business rankings are among the leading positions... in the industry. The Company merged with Pacific Securities in 2012 to increase its brokerage market share and overall competitiveness. In 2016, the Company merged BEA Wealth Management Services (Taiwan) Limited, and the Company's subsidiary SinoPac Securities (Cayman) Holdings Limited acquired Hong Kong-based Tung Shing Holdings Company Limited to strengthen the Company's wealth management business and its competitive position in Hong Kong. SinoPac Securities accepted the brokerage business, business equipment, and net assets of margin trading and short selling accounts of eight IBT Securities branches, providing a catalyst to improve the Company's brokerage market share and profitability, and positively benefiting shareholders' equity. Aside from the domestic market, SinoPac Securities has also been aggressively deploying overseas with business locations in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and London to provide an optimized financial services integration platform. As an innovator in the industry, SinoPac Securities fully embraces the digital finance revolution. Through effective branding and development strategies, the Company aims to be a digital leader in the securities industry and the first choice for seamless wealth management services, in accordance with the mission to be a premier integrated financial services provider. SinoPac FHC, the parent company for SinoPac Securities, with its subsidiaries engages in banking, securities, investment trust, leasing, and venture capital activities. SinoPac FHC operates a global service network with locations in Hong Kong, Macau, Nanjing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Dongguan, Kunshan, Xiamen, Yinchuan, Vietnam, ...Read More