Taiwan Weeks 2026 to Focus on AI and Capital Markets

Aug 17, 2026
Taiwan Weeks 2026 will run from Nov. 3 to 13, with events covering AI, ETFs, financial resilience, and capital market access.

Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission announced in a press release that Taiwan Weeks 2026 will run from Nov. 3 to 13. The event is organized with the Taiwan Stock Exchange, Taipei Exchange, Taiwan Futures Exchange, and Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation.

The program will include 12 core events and more than 30 series events. Topics will include artificial intelligence, ETFs, financial resilience, and financing tools. More than 30 asset managers, banks, securities firms, and other groups are expected to host related events.

The opening event on Nov. 3 will feature global asset managers and international exchange leaders discussing capital markets and Taiwan's market position. The Asian Asset Management Center Forum will take place in Kaohsiung on Nov. 6, and the TiBOOST Innovation Growth Program on Nov. 10 will connect AI startups with capital market resources and international investors.

The Asian Corporate Governance Association will also hold its 25th Annual Conference in Taiwan during Taiwan Weeks. The event is being held under the theme "From Tech Island to Capital Hub."

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