SinoPac Securities

SinoPac Securities

Founded in 1988 as part of the SinoPac Financial Holdings ecosystem, SinoPac Securities emerged from Taiwan's financial liberalization era to become a multi-line securities firm. It is headquartered in Taipei and operates through a network of domestic branches and three core international subsidiaries — SinoPac Securities (Asia) in Hong Kong, a Shanghai entity, and a London presence — positioning it as a conduit for capital flows between Greater China and European markets. SinoPac Securities deploys capital and services across brokerage, proprietary trading, underwriting, fixed income, derivatives, and securities investment consulting. On the institutional side, the firm runs dedicated investment banking, fixed income, and international securities (OSU) units, while its retail business is anchored by digital platforms such as the 'Big Household Invest' (大戶投) app, which integrates order routing across multiple market systems. The firm reports credit ratings and public financial statements as a subsidiary of Taipei-listed SinoPac Financial Holdings, though total client assets or deployment are not separately disclosed. Adjacent vehicles under the parent umbrella include SinoPac Futures, SinoPac Securities Investment Consulting, and SinoPac Venture Capital, forming a diversified financial group. As of May 2026, the firm continued to expand digital services, notably adding active ETF holdings tracking to its flagship app, reflecting a tactical emphasis on transparent, self-directed tools for domestic retail investors. SinoPac Securities' structural distinction lies in its hybrid posture as a bank-owned securities dealer that operates across three regulatory jurisdictions without being an independent family office or private investment partnership. Unlike pure trading shops, it combines retail mass-market digital infrastructure with institutional underwriting and cross-border brokerage, a configuration common among Asian bank-affiliated securities arms but unusual in its simultaneous coverage of Taiwan equities, Hong Kong ECM, and London-facing execution.