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Taiwan Stock Exchange cuts disposition period, speeds trade matching

The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) announced that, starting 10 August, the notice‑and‑disposition period for securities will be halved. First‑time and repeat dispositions will be limited to five business days, down from ten, and securities flagged for excessive day‑trading will see the period reduced from twelve to seven days.

The matching interval for affected stocks will also be accelerated to roughly every two minutes, replacing the previous 5‑minute or 20‑minute cycles. Price‑difference thresholds were revised: for stocks closing above NT$1,000, a six‑day price‑range of NT$300 triggers the rule, and for prices above NT$2,000 the standard rises by NT$150 for each NT$1,000 band (e.g., NT$300 for NT$1,000‑2,000, NT$450 for NT$2,000‑3,000).

The new framework applies immediately to securities already under disposition; those meeting the shortened period will be released on 10 August. The TWSE said the changes aim to improve market efficiency, protect investors and reduce volatility, and it will review the regulations every six months. The OTC market (Taipei Exchange) will implement the same three reforms on the same date.

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Du Hui‑Juan · Taipei Exchange · Taiwan Stock Exchange

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