Taiwan may have more restrictions today than mainland China but its appeal to foreign investors is clear
How do you conduct investor relations in a country awash with capital but with an undeveloped stock exchange, not least when the country concerned is officially unrecognised by the rest of the world?
Taiwan is the world's 14th largest trading nation, but that trade is mostly based on the incessant enterprise of a mass of small and medium-sized firms which raise their capital from savings and family networks. Its entrepreneurs tend to go to the stock exchange for recreational purposes as much
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