Taiwan regulator strengthens market defences


TAIPEI: Taiwan’s top financial regulator is moving to strengthen the market’s defences in the face of outflows set to reach the highest level in two decades.

“We are at a period of transition, and I believe foreign investors will return to Taiwan’s markets eventually,” Huang Tien-mu, chairperson of the Financial Supervisory Commission, said in an interview Wednesday.

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