Reducing Paper Use: TDCC Adds 2 Electronic Notice Services Including Cash Capital Increase Stock Distribution
To reduce paper costs and improve efficiency, the FSC approved TDCC to expand its eNotice platform to include electronic notifications for cash capital increase stock distributions and public tender offers, launching in July and September.
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(Central News Agency, Reporter Su Ssu-yun, Taipei, 23rd) Currently, the Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC) provides two electronic notice services: dividend distribution and ETF income distribution. The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) stated today that it has further approved TDCC to add two new electronic notice businesses: cash capital increase stock distribution and public tender offers for securities of public companies. These are expected to go online at the end of July and the end of September this year, respectively, adding an electronic notification channel to the current paper-based notification method.
Huang Chung-hao, Deputy Director of the Securities and Futures Bureau of the FSC, stated at a press conference today that TDCC is currently promoting many categories of electronic services, including electronic voting, electronic stock affairs, and electronic notices. In terms of electronic notice services, it already provides notices for dividend distribution and ETF income distribution. Now, two new businesses are being added: electronic notice services for cash capital increase stock distribution and public tender offers for securities of public companies. They are expected to go live at the end of July and the end of September this year, which can save the cost of paper notifications.
According to statistics, since the "Dividend Affairs Electronic Notice Platform" (eNotice platform) built by TDCC went online on June 30, 2023, it has sent out over 21 million electronic notices as of the end of December last year.
Huang Chung-hao pointed out that TDCC's further inclusion of cash capital increase stock distribution and public tender offer notification businesses into the eNotice platform's service scope will not only reduce the notification operational costs for public companies, public offerors, and entrusted institutions but will also allow shareholders and tenderers to quickly receive information, thereby improving notification efficiency. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150423
Huang Chung-hao, Deputy Director of the Securities and Futures Bureau of the FSC, stated at a press conference today that TDCC is currently promoting many categories of electronic services, including electronic voting, electronic stock affairs, and electronic notices. In terms of electronic notice services, it already provides notices for dividend distribution and ETF income distribution. Now, two new businesses are being added: electronic notice services for cash capital increase stock distribution and public tender offers for securities of public companies. They are expected to go live at the end of July and the end of September this year, which can save the cost of paper notifications.
According to statistics, since the "Dividend Affairs Electronic Notice Platform" (eNotice platform) built by TDCC went online on June 30, 2023, it has sent out over 21 million electronic notices as of the end of December last year.
Huang Chung-hao pointed out that TDCC's further inclusion of cash capital increase stock distribution and public tender offer notification businesses into the eNotice platform's service scope will not only reduce the notification operational costs for public companies, public offerors, and entrusted institutions but will also allow shareholders and tenderers to quickly receive information, thereby improving notification efficiency. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150423