照片說明：2026 臺灣週「打造亞洲債市新核心」論壇活動貴賓合影留念（金管會彭金隆主委（左 8）、櫃買中心簡立忠董事長（左 7）、國際資本市場協會 Bryan Pascoe 執行長（左 6）、高雄市財政局李瓊慧局長（左 5）、台北市財政局胡曉嵐局長（右 7）、金管會證券期貨局黃仲豪副局長（右 6）、臺灣集中保管結算所陳德鄉總經理（右 5）、櫃買中心陳麗卿總經理（右 4）、臺科大財金所謝劍平教授（右 3）、台灣高鐵王惟仁副總經理（右 2）、勤業眾信陳盈州會計師（右 1）、東方匯理銀行 Antoine Rose 董事總經理（左 4）、法國巴黎銀行台北分行劉詩元執行董事（左 3）、理律宋天祥律師（左 2）、櫃買中心李淑暖副總經理（左 1）。
櫃買中心於今（5）日舉辦 2026 臺灣週「打造亞洲債市新核心」論壇，活動聚焦於擴大我國債券市場規模、深化國際鏈結及推動永續轉型金融，以打造臺灣成為具國際影響力的亞洲債市新核心。本次論壇邀集主管機關、債券發行人、國際金融機構及專家學者等產官學界重量級貴賓共襄盛舉，獲得企業、政府機關、機構投資人與中介機構代表熱烈迴響，全場座無虛席，展現各界對於此發展願景的高度關注。
櫃買中心簡立忠董事長於開幕致詞時表示，配合主管機關推動「亞洲資產管理中心」計畫，櫃買中心以「打造亞洲債市新核心」為未來願景，期能擴大我國債券市場規模並促進市場國際化。簡董事長指出，近年臺灣債券市場發展成果豐碩，2025 年普通公司債及永續發展債券發行金額分別達新臺幣 7,783 億元及突破 2,000 億元，雙雙創下歷史新高；此外，外幣計價國際債券流通餘額占我國整體債券市場之 37%，且九成以上由外國發行人發行，顯示我國債券市場已具備國際籌資平台基礎，櫃買中心未來將持續在主管機關指導下，完善市場制度，並深化國際合作，吸引多元投資人參與，全面提升臺灣債市的規模與深度。
金融監督管理委員會彭金隆主任委員致詞時表示，臺灣債市已具備扎實成果，目前市場規模已逾新臺幣 18 兆元，發行人來自全球 33 個國家，已成為臺灣資本市場與國際資本市場連結的基礎之一。彭主委指出，臺灣擁有堅強的產業實力與充沛的民間資金，為進一步支持實體經濟發展，以落實「亞洲資產管理中心」政策，金管會偕同櫃買中心提出債券市場擴大計畫，以 2030 年年度發行金額較 2025 年倍增、突破新臺幣 3.8 兆元為挑戰目標。為達成此願景，未來將從擴大商品供給、提升交易效率及深化投資需求等三面向推進，具體措施包含發展專案與氣候轉型債券、研議國際債券雙掛牌、探索 RWA 債券代幣化及優化稅制，力促臺灣朝向「亞洲債市新核心」邁進。
論壇一開始由金融監督管理委員會證券期貨局黃仲豪副局長以「臺灣資本市場躍升之路：打造亞洲債市新核心」為主題，進行專題演講，深入解析我國擴大債券市場的政策願景，並從發行、交易及投資三大面向剖析具體推動措施：在發行面將致力於商品多元化、拓展案源與程序簡化；在交易面則以提升流動性、強化交易即時性與透明度為重點；在投資面將持續深化國內投資需求，並擴大國際資金及不同類型投資人參與。黃副局長盼能藉此全面提升我國金融市場的國際競爭力，為亞洲資產管理中心厚植穩固發展根基。
黃副局長隨後主持第一場綜合座談「臺灣債市擴大關鍵策略：從政策藍圖到市場實踐」。首先由高雄市政府財政局李瓊慧局長從地方財政實務觀點，分享政府運用債券籌資相較其他財政工具之優勢，以及擴大債券市場規模對公共建設與城市發展之助益，並就精進相關制度提出建議；臺科大財金所謝劍平教授則結合學理與市場發展實務，精闢剖析如何藉由進一步引進多元金融商品，厚植亞洲資產管理中心之發展基礎；法國巴黎銀行台北分行劉詩元執行董事與理律法律事務所宋天祥律師則分別從國際金融與法律實務層面，針對優化我國市場制度、提升商品多元化及強化臺灣債券市場之國際競爭力，提出具體的前瞻建議。
本次論壇櫃買中心特別邀請國際資本市場協會（ICMA）執行長 Bryan Pascoe 以「全球永續發展債券市場：發展趨勢與前景展望」為主題進行第二場專題演講。執行長深入剖析全球永續發展債券（GSSS Bonds）與轉型金融市場的最新國際趨勢，並指出隨著全球逐步邁向淨零碳排，國際資本市場的評估標準正經歷關鍵變革。他強調，未來的永續金融產品將不再侷限於傳統綠色項目的「專款專用」，而是進一步將國際市場準則與發行人的「整體轉型策略」做出跨維度的深度結合。Pascoe 執行長亦特別讚許櫃買中心在推動可持續發展連結債券（SLB）等多元產品上的成果，並期許臺灣能持續與國際接軌，引進兼顧一致性與科學基礎的新型態轉型金融工具，引導全球資金有效投入最具實質減碳效益的項目。
壓軸的第二場綜合座談「永續發展債券與轉型金融：引導資金支持淨零未來」由櫃買中心陳麗卿總經理主持。座談中，臺北市政府財政局胡曉嵐局長指出永續發展債券是驅動城市淨零轉型的戰略工具，能有效優化財政結構並為低碳公共建設提供穩定的長期後盾；台灣高鐵王惟仁副總經理則分享高鐵發行可持續發展債券及社會責任債券之實務經驗，強調透過將工程專業數據轉化為 ESG 語言，有助於將社會責任實質轉化為營運競爭力。東方匯理銀行 Antoine Rose 董事總經理以國際實務視角，解析金融機構如何協助發行人籌備發行永續發展債券，並在全球資本市場精準媒合核心投資人；勤業眾信陳盈州會計師則從外部評估與確信實務切入，建議企業提早建立具備可追蹤與驗證的資料內控基礎，並借重第三方確信賦予相關資訊「獨立性與可信度」。
櫃買中心盼透過本次論壇之多元交流對話，凝聚市場共識，促進我國市場發展對接國際趨勢，展現我國資本市場之競爭優勢。櫃買中心也將持續精進相關制度、深化市場發展並擴大我國債券市場規模，與各界逐步打造臺灣成為亞洲債市新核心，攜手推動我國債券市場邁向開放、永續及具國際影響力之目標。
TPEx Successfully Concludes 2026 Forum on Building New Core of Asian Bond Markets
The Taipei Exchange (TPEx) successfully hosted the 2026 Taiwan Week Forum, “Building a New Core of Asian Bond Market,” on November 5. The forum focused on expanding Taiwan’s bond market, strengthening international linkages, and advancing sustainable and transition finance. It brought together regulators, bond issuers, international financial institutions, academics, and market experts, attracting strong participation from corporations, government agencies, institutional investors, and financial intermediaries. The full house turnout reflected broad market interest in Taiwan’s ambition to become a key hub in Asia’s bond markets.
In his opening remarks, TPEx Chairman Lih-Chung Chien said that, in support of the government’s Asian Asset Management Center initiative, TPEx aims to expand Taiwan’s bond market and accelerate its internationalization. In 2025, the issuance of straight corporate bonds reached a record NT$778.3 billion, while sustainable bonds exceeded NT$200 billion, also setting a new high. Foreign currency-denominated international bonds accounted for 37% of Taiwan's outstanding bond market, with more than 90% issued by foreign entities, underscoring Taiwan’s role as an international fundraising platform. TPEx will continue to strengthen market infrastructure, deepen international cooperation, and attract diverse investors to expand market scale and depth.
Dr. Jin-Lung Peng, Chairperson of the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), noted that Taiwan’s bond market exceeds NT$18 trillion, with issuers from 33 countries, making it an important link between domestic and international capital markets. Building on Taiwan’s industrial strength and substantial private capital, the FSC and TPEx have launched a bond market expansion plan targeting annual issuance of more than NT$3.8 trillion, double the 2025 level. The plan focuses on expanding product offerings, improving trading efficiency, and deepening investment demand. Key initiatives include project bonds, climate transition bonds, dual-listing schemes for international bonds, exploring Real World Asset (RWA) bond tokenization, and tax optimization.
The first keynote address was delivered by Alex C. Huang, Deputy Director-General of the FSC’s Securities and Futures Bureau, titled “The Leap Forward for Taiwan's Capital Market: Building a New Core of Asian Bond Market.” He outlined policy measures across issuance, trading, and investment, including product diversification, a broader issuer pipeline, streamlined issuance procedures, enhanced liquidity and transparency, and greater participation by domestic and international investors. These measures aim to strengthen Taiwan’s financial market competitiveness and support the development of the Asian Asset Management Center.
Deputy Director-General Huang also moderated the first panel, “Key Strategies for Expanding Taiwan's Bond Market: From Policy Blueprint to Market Practice.” Chiung-Hui Lee, Director-General of the Finance Bureau of the Kaohsiung City Government, discussed the advantages of bond financing for local governments and its contribution to infrastructure and urban development, while offering recommendations for improving the market framework. Professor Joseph C.P. Shieh of the Graduate Institute of Finance at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology explored how financial product innovation could strengthen Taiwan’s position as an Asian Asset Management Center. Vincent Liu, Managing Director of BNP Paribas Taipei Branch, and Tien-Shiang Sung, Partner at Lee and Li Attorneys-at-Law, shared international banking and legal perspectives on regulatory improvements, product diversification, and market competitiveness.
For the second keynote, TPEx invited Bryan Pascoe, Chief Executive of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA), to speak on “Global Sustainable Bond Markets: Trends and Outlook.” He reviewed global developments in green, social, sustainability, and sustainability-linked (GSSS) bonds and transition finance, noting that the shift toward net-zero emissions is reshaping international market standards. Sustainable finance is moving beyond traditional use-of-proceeds structures toward closer integration of international standards and issuers’ overall transition strategies. Mr. Pascoe commended TPEx’s development of products such as sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) and encouraged Taiwan to adopt internationally aligned, scientifically grounded transition finance instruments that channel capital toward projects with measurable emissions reductions.
The second panel, “Sustainable Bonds and Transition Finance: Mobilizing Capital for a Net-Zero Future,” was moderated by TPEx CEO Rebecca Chen. Hsiao-Lan Hu, Commissioner of the Department of Finance of the Taipei City Government, highlighted the role of sustainable bonds in financing urban net-zero transitions and low-carbon infrastructure. Allen Wang, Vice President of Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation, shared the company’s experience in issuing sustainability bonds and social bonds, noting that translating engineering data into ESG metrics can turn social responsibility into operational competitiveness. Antoine Rose, Managing Director of Crédit Agricole CIB, discussed how financial institutions help issuers structure sustainable bond offerings and connect with global investors. Joe Chen, Partner at Deloitte Taiwan, emphasized the importance of robust internal data controls and independent third-party assurance in ensuring traceable, verifiable, and credible sustainability disclosures.
TPEx said the forum helped build market consensus, align Taiwan’s bond market development with international trends, and highlight the strengths of Taiwan’s capital markets. Going forward, TPEx will continue to enhance market infrastructure, diversify bond products, deepen international cooperation, and broaden investor participation, working with regulators and market stakeholders to position Taiwan as a new core of Asian bond market and advance a more open, sustainable, and internationally connected market.
Photo caption: Dr. Jin-Lung Peng (eighth from right), Chairperson of the FSC; Lih-Chung Chien (seventh from left), Chairman of TPEx; Bryan Pascoe (sixth from left), Chief Executive of ICMA; Alex C. Huang, Deputy Director-General, SFB, FSC (sixth from right); Rebecca Chen, CEO of TPEx (fourth from right), alongside representatives from TPEx, TDCC, local governments, international financial institutions, intermediaries, and academia, gather for a group photo at the 2026 Taiwan Week “Building a New Core of the Asian Bond Market” Forum.
