Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation

To foster deeper collaboration among central securities depositories in the Asia-Pacific region, Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC) hosted the "2025 Junior Staff Workshop" in Taipei from October 29 to 30. Inviting representatives from Japan's JASDEC, Korea's KSD, and Indonesia's KSEI to gather together for discussions. Financial infrastructure institutions from across the Asia-Pacific region shared insights on business innovation, technological applications, and cross-border market development trends, injecting fresh energy into international cooperation for the new generation.

As the cornerstone of Taiwan's capital market infrastructure, TDCC has long played a dual role in stabilizing the market while driving innovation. From electronic to digital, and from automation to smart technologies, TDCC has gradually built a secure, efficient, and sustainable market operation system. The corporation is also actively connecting international financial infrastructures to promote cross-border market interoperability. The seminar gathered practical experiences from multiple depositories to share the latest in information technology applications, innovative value-added services, and sustainable financial development. In-depth exchanges were held on topics such as digital securities and cross-border connectivity.

During the "AI and Financial Applications" session, TDCC invited an industry expert to analyze the potential of AI in optimizing financial services and operations from multiple perspectives. AI not only serves as an engine for efficiency but also as a key driver in reshaping market dynamics. Representatives from various depositories shared real-world case studies and development blueprints, engaging in brainstorming sessions to stimulate insights and practices related to innovative technologies. The discussions from young generations sparked new ways of thinking about transforming innovation into tangible outcomes.

Julie Wang, Director of TDCC's Corporate Strategy & Public Affairs Department, emphasized that TDCC is not only a vital part of Taiwan’s capital market infrastructure but also a bridge connecting the Asia-Pacific market. Through continuous international collaboration and innovative practices, TDCC aims to become a resilient and flexible node within the global financial system, offering more possibilities and advancing the market toward a smarter, more sustainable future.

Looking ahead, TDCC will continue to uphold the vision of "Connecting Internationally, Innovating Progressively," deepening partnerships with global financial infrastructures, advancing cross-border market development, and fostering talent exchanges. Through these efforts, TDCC seeks to inject even stronger innovation into the market.