The profile of SinoPac Securities

       SinoPac Securities was established in 1988 and was Taiwan's first OTC-listed securities firm. SinoPac Securities' services encompasses broking, proprietary trading, underwriting, international, fixed income, new financial products, etc. for domestic and international institutional investors and retail investors. SinoPac Securities has grown its capital to NT$16.212 billion with 55 service locations and is a major securities firm in Taiwan. Overseas locations include Hong Kong, Shanghai and London. SinoPac Securities' management strategy is to achieve "innovation, balance" and develop to becoming the best full-service broker/dealer, premier investment bank, a lead e-broker, and other goals. SinoPac Securities remains committed to becoming the most flexible and accessible financial group in Greater China and a leading financial innovator in the securities industry, providing clients with innovative, fully-integrated financial services.

       Our parent company SinoPac Financial Holdings Company Limited consisting of subsidiaries in a wide range of financial services including banking, securities, investment trusts, call center, insurance broking, leasing, and venture capital. The Company includes a global service network with locations in Hong Kong, Macau, Beijing, Nanjing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Dongguan, Kunshan, Tianjin, Chongqing, Vietnam, Los Angeles, and London.

       Looking forward, Sinopac Securities will follow the strategic leadership of Sinopac Holdings and continue to reinvent and innovate the business, strengthen compliance and risk management, and under strict risk controls fulfill customer requirements and develop appropriate products per market demand, expand the scale of our “digital finance” offerings, provide specialty products and services, and respond to changing economic trends and optimize asset allocation to create sustainable and stable profitability, striving towards our aim in becoming the “most flexible financial services brand across Greater China”.