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  • 2023
    • In December, Fubon Securities adjusted business operations and consolidated channel resources. As of the end of December, the Company had a total of 57 branches in Taiwan. JihSun International Investment Holdings was dissolved and liquidated.
    • In July, Fubon Securities cooperated with LINE Bank and became the first domestic securities firm to collaborate with a pure online bank.
    • In May, JihSun Securities Investment Services was dissolved and liquidated.
    • In April, Fubon Securities and JihSun Securities, as well as Fubon Futures and JihSun Futures, officially merged on April 9, 2023, and assumed the responsibilities for the investees of Jih Sun Securities, including JihSun Securities Investment Services, JihSun International Investment Holdings, and JihSun Securities Investment Trust.
    • In January, in order to strengthen development of the futures business and in response to the merger of Fubon Futures with JihSun Futures, Fubon Securities invested NT$1.05 billion in Fubon Futures’ cash capital increase.
  • 2022
    • In November, the Company’s board of directors approved the merger with Jih Sun Securities, and the board of directors of Fubon Futures, a wholly-owned subsidiary, approved the merger with Jih Sun Futures.
    • In June, the board of directors of Fubon Securities (Hong Kong) passed to transfer the international brokerage business of JS Cresvale Securities.
  • 2021
    • In December, the Company adjusted business operations and consolidated branches. As of the end of December, the Company had a total of 34 branches in Taiwan.
    • In July, the subsidiary, Fubon Macquarie Infrastructure Asset Management Co., Ltd., was dissolved and liquidated.
    • In June, the subsidiary, Xiamen Fubon Securities Equity Investment Co., Ltd., was dissolved and liquidated.
    • In March, the subsidiary, Fubon Securities (British Virgin Islands) Ltd. was renamed as Fubon Investment Holding (British Virgin Islands) Ltd.
  • 2020
    • In November, Fubon Securities (Hong Kong) officially launched its financing business.
    • In September, Fubon Securities Equity Investment Co., Ltd. reduced its capital and renamed as Xiamen Fubon Securities Equity Investment Co., Ltd.
    • In August, Beijing Representative Office was discontinued.
    • In July, Fubon Securities (British Virgin Islands) sold 100% of Fubon Fund Management (Hong Kong) to Fubon Asset Management.
  • 2019
    • In December, with the adjusted investment structure of Fubon Financial Holdings, Fubon Asset Management was adjusted to become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fubon Financial Holdings, and no longer a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fubon Securities.
    • In September, Fubon Macquarie Infrastructure Asset Management was established as a subsidiary to develop private equity funds, financial consulting, and asset management businesses.
    • In June, Fubon Securities (Hong Kong) launched futures and bond proprietary trading services to provide investment and financial management services to clients in Hong Kong.
    • In February, Fubon Securities acquired 100% shareholding of its asset management subsidiary, Fubon Fund Management (Hong Kong).
  • 2018
    • In December, Fubon Securities applied to TWSE and Taipei Exchange for qualifications of the underlying indices of “Fubon Big Apple Total Return Index ETN” and “20 Equal Weight Total Return Index ETN”, and the issuance applications were approved.
    • In January, Shanghai Representative Office was discontinued.
  • 2017
    • In September, Fubon Securities was the first domestic securities firm that has underwritten global depositary receipts (GDR) as an OSU and succeeded in raising funds from Chi Mei Materials GDR, which was a first in the industry.
    • In May, Fubon Securities established Fubon Mintou Venture Capital as a joint venture subsidiary with Taiwan Mintou Economic Development Co., Ltd to identify outstanding enterprises in Fujian and Taiwan, as well as assist the Company’s long-term business development in China.
    • In February, Moody’s upgraded Fubon Securities’ credit rating to Baa1.
    • In January, Fubon Securities introduced dollar-cost averaging ETF products.
  • 2016
    • In December, the Company consolidated branches and adjusted business operations. Five branches were consolidated and a new wealth management branch was established. As of the end of December, the Company had a total of 49 branches in Taiwan.
    • In October, Xiamen Representative Office was discontinued.
    • In June, the Company launched non-purpose loans operations. The establishment of Fubon Securities Equity Investment in Xiamen Free Trade Zone was approved by Xiamen City Administration for Industry and Commerce.
    • In February, Fubon Securities launched the lending and borrowing services.
  • 2015
    • In November, the Company’s application for establishing an equity investment business in China was approved by the Financial Supervisory Commission.
    • In October, Fubon Securities set up Fubon Securities Venture Capital Co., Ltd.
  • 2014
    • In September, Fubon Securities was qualified ahead of competitors to offer custodian services to overseas Chinese and foreign institutional investors (FINI) investing in domestic securities.
    • In May, the Company was one of the first securities firms to obtain the offshore securities unit (OSU) business, and signed an MOU for a strategic alliance with Kunshan Guoke Venture Capital Co., Ltd.
    • In April, Fubon Securities entered the market of wealth management by launching its wealth management trust services.
    • In March, Fubon Securities signed an MOU for strategic investment with Huishang Futures and Huishang Group.
  • 2013
    • In September, Fubon Securities was the first among competitors to form a cross-industry alliance with Taiwan Mobile Telecom to create an official account, Fubon Securities M+VIP. Through mobile value-added services, the Company was able to formulate blue ocean strategies to expand its securities services.
  • 2012
    • In November, the subsidiary, Fubon Securities (Hong Kong), officially began operations.
    • In August, the US subsidiary of Fubon Securities ceased operations.
  • 2011
    • In April, Beijing Representative Office was established. In Taiwan, Zhonggang Branch was founded, and the number of branches increased to 61.
    • In March, Fubon Securities acquired the remaining 39.76% equity of Fubon Asset Management from Fubon Financial Holdings, and Fubon Asset Management officially became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fubon Securities.
  • 2010
    • In September, Fubon Securities invested in Fubon Asset Management’s cash capital increase. With 60.24% of equity owned by Fubon Securities, Fubon Asset Management became a subsidiary of Fubon Securities.
    • In July, the subsidiary, Fubon Securities (Hong Kong), was established.
    • In May, Moody’s upgraded Fubon Securities’ credit rating to Baa2.
  • 2009
    • In May, Xiamen Representative Office was established.
  • 2007
    • In October, Taiwan Ratings once again upgraded Fubon Securities’ long-term credit rating to twAA+ and maintained its short-term credit rating at twA-1+.
    • In June, Taiwan Ratings upgraded Fubon Securities’ short-term credit rating to twA-1+ and maintained its long-term credit rating at twAA.
  • 2005
    • In November, Shanghai Representative Office was established.
    • In September, Taiwan Ratings upgraded Fubon Securities’ long-term credit rating to twAA and maintained its short-term credit rating at twA-1.
    • In April, Tucheng Branch was founded, and the number of branches increased to 65 in Taiwan.
  • 2004
      Taipei Fubon Bank dedicated a “securities counter”, setting a milestone for cross-functional integration of Fubon Financial Holdings.
    • In December, Taiwan Ratings again upgraded Fubon Securities’ long-term credit rating to twAA- and maintained its short-term credit rating at twA-1.
    • In July, Moody’s upgraded Fubon Securities’ credit rating to Baa3.
    • In March, the nearly NT$6 billion “Fubon No.1 Real Estate Investment Trust” was listed.
    • In February, Taiwan Ratings upgraded Fubon Securities’ long-term credit rating to twA+ and short-term credit rating to twA-1.
    • Fubon Securities was among the first securities companies to be qualified for the issuance of Taiwan 50 ETF call (put) warrants.
    • The Company obtained licenses for structured foreign exchange products, concurrent short-term bills brokerage, and bond options.
    • Fubon Securities created the “institutional investor department” to focus on the investment needs of institutional investors.
    • The Company was the first securities firm to create the “emerging stock department” to fulfill its responsibilities as a market maker.
  • 2003
    • The board of directors passed Fubon Securities (British Virgin Islands)’ capital increase of US$20 million, of which US$2.5 million was invested in the establishment of a US subsidiary.
    • Fubon Securities received the approval letter from Taipei Exchange for “NTD structured product”, and was one of the first securities companies to obtain the approval.
    • Fubon Securities was selected by the Central Bank as one of the first “primary traders of central government bonds”.
    • Fubon Securities signed a strategic alliance contract with Korea’s Samsung Securities (New York subsidiary).
  • 2002
    • In June, Taiwan Ratings again upgraded Fubon Securities’ long-term credit rating to twA and maintained its short-term credit rating at twA-2.
    • In March, Moody’s initiated Fubon Securities’ credit rating at Ba1.
    • In January, Taiwan Ratings upgraded Fubon Securities’ long-term credit rating to twBBB+ and short-term credit rating to twA-2.
  • 2001
    • In December, Fubon Financial Holdings was officially listed. Fubon Securities, Fubon Insurance, Taipei Fubon Bank, and Fubon Life Insurance became subsidiaries of Fubon Financial Holdings.
    • In April, Fubon Group formed a strategic alliance with the US Citigroup, and issued its global depositary receipt. Citigroup invested NT$8.03549 billion and acquired 15% equity.
  • 2000
    • In September, at the regular shareholders’ meeting, the seven-in-one merger was passed, merging Fubon Securities with six securities companies including Worldwide, Zhongri, Jinshan, Huashin, Shilin, and Happiness. The total number of branches increased to 69 in Taiwan.
    • In April, Fubon Securities acquired all business and operational assets of Ri Ri Chun Securities and established the Bade Branch.
  • 1999
    • In December, Dunnan Branch was founded, and the number of branches increased to 19.
    • In July, Fubon Securities became a qualified call warrant issuer.
    • In January, Taiwan Ratings rated Fubon Securities twBBB in long-term credit rating and twA-3 in short-term credit rating.
  • 1998
    • In August, its subsidiary, Fubon Futures, was founded.
    • In April, Chengzhong Branch was founded, and the number of branches increased to 18.
  • 1997
    • Five branches, Taipei Tienmu, Jianguo, Taoyuan, Taichung Nantun, and Hsinchu, were founded consecutively, bringing the total number of branches to 17.
    • In June, its subsidiary, Fubon Securities (British Virgin Islands), was founded.
  • 1996
    • In December, Miaoli Branch was founded. Shangdu Securities Headquarter and Hsiaobei Branch were acquired as Fubon Securities’ Tainan Branch and Hsiaobei Branch, respectively.
    • In June, Kaohsiung Sanmin Branch was founded, and Five Continent Securities in Changhua was acquired as Fubon Securities Changhua Branch.
  • 1995
    • In December, trading commenced in the OTC market.
    • In November, Banqiao Branch was founded.
    • In August, Fubon Securities was approved by the Financial Supervisory Commission for OTC listing.
    • In April, Taipei Yenping Branch and Yonghe Branch were founded.
  • 1994
    • In November, Taipei World Trade Branch was founded.
  • 1993
    • In July, Junbao Securities was transferred as Fubon Securities Taichung Branch.
    • In June, Fubon Securities assisted Fubon Insurance in its listing, marking the first success in stock listing brokerage.
  • 1992
    • In November, the company acquired Kaohsiung Yuntong Securities as its Kaohsiung branch.
  • 1991
    • In July, Taipei Minsheng Branch was founded.
  • 1989
    • The Company added dealing and underwriting businesses to its business lines, and was renamed as Fubon Securities Company Ltd.
    • The Securities and Futures Institute approved Fubon Securities’ operations in marketable securities, trading, and margin trading.
  • 1988
    • In September, Fubon Securities began operations.
    • In July, the Company was registered as a securities broker with a paid-in capital of NT$200 million.