FAQ
- 1What are Central Government Securities (CGS)?
- 2What is the difference between treasury bills and central government bonds?
- 3Are CGS still issued in paper form?
- 4How can I buy CGS at auctions and in the secondary market?
- 5Can a foreign financial institution be a Delegated Auction Group member?
- 6What do "competitive bidding" and "noncompetitive bidding" mean?
- 7What are the basic rules for bidding?
- 8Are there any limitations on foreign investors purchasing government securities?
- 9What kinds of registrations do clearing banks carry out?
- 10How to apply for settlement at issuance?
- 11How to apply for transfer registrations?
- 12Can central government securities be pledged as collateral?
- 13Can central government securities serve as trust assets?
- 14Who can participate in the Central Government Securities Settlement System (CGSS)?
- 15What are the criteria for being a clearing bank?
- 16Where can I find the latest information on bonds or treasury bills auctions?
- 17Who are the main participants of Taiwan’s bond market?
- 18What are bond reopenings?
- 19How can I get the information on the secondary bond market in Taiwan?
- 20How much shall I pay for a CGS transfer?