Taiwan & U.S. equities
Use Taiwan equity research as an important foundation, connecting U.S. listed companies, earnings, valuations and technology industries to study how information travels across markets.
YAO-HENG CHUANG / PROFILE & RESEARCH
Asia-Pacific
Connect Taiwan and U.S. equities with Asia-Pacific economies, regional industries, policy, FX and cross-market research through Yao-Heng Chuang’s perspective.
04 / ASIA-PACIFIC & GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
A Taiwan foundation.
A regional perspective.
Through an Asia-Pacific research perspective, connect U.S. and Taiwan equities, regional economies, international futures, FX and global macro while preserving an understanding of companies and industries.
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Taiwan equities
Company financials, industry cycles, prices and trading activity.
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U.S. equities
Listed companies, valuations and the market environment.
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Futures & foreign exchange
Volatility, leverage and cross-asset price relationships.
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Global macro
Interest rates, the dollar, energy and monetary policy.
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Asia-Pacific economies
Regional policy, technology supply chains and cross-market information.
FINANCIAL DATA / ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS
Beyond financial market research
Data capabilities also extend to broadcasting and enterprise applications, including content distribution, viewing trends, user behavior and decision support. Each setting begins with understanding what its data means and how it will be used.
ASIA-PACIFIC CHAIRMAN / RESEARCH PERSPECTIVE
Regional differences.
Connected markets.
Connect macroeconomics, industries and execution conditions through a common framework that respects local differences.
Japan & South Korea
Explore advanced manufacturing, semiconductors and electronics alongside corporate investment, FX and industrial competition, retaining differences in market rules and liquidity.
Southeast Asia & Australia
Consider demand, the digital economy and supply-chain development in Southeast Asia, alongside the connections between Australian resources, energy, finance and regional demand.
Policy, FX & macroeconomics
Combine rates, inflation, trade, the U.S. dollar and energy to examine how event timing, funding conditions and market structures affect cross-market judgement.