High West is proud to announce the issuance of its FINI Taiwan license
Aug 6, 2023
High West Capital Partners is a leading private investment firm with operations currently spanning across the globe with a focus primarily in the Asia-Pacific region including Hong Kong, and Singapore.HWCP structures and provides liquidity solutions for private and public companies, shareholders, and individuals around the world. With a team of seasoned market veterans combined with a quantitative investment process, and top tier global service providers, HWCP delivers capital to meet and overcome corporate and individual financial hurdles.
HWCP is taking the next steps to provide liquidity for Taiwan in the form of capital investments i.e. repo’s, convertible notes, warrants, and direct lending with the issuance of its FINI Taiwan license.
FINI means a foreign institutional investor registered under the securities laws of Taiwan to invest, inter alia, in equity securities listed on Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation or traded in GreTai Securitiea Market.
Commenting on HWCP’s Taiwan press release, “HWCP is seeking to further expand its capabilities to provide capital in Asia with its Taiwan FINI license. This will allow foreign capital to be deployed locally and to spearhead the ability to become the leading non-bank lender in Taiwan. A local office is setup and with local representatives to be announced to increase our presence.”
About High West Capital Partners
High West Capital Partners was founded in Hong Kong. The name High West or Sai Ko Shan is one of the mountain peaks on Hong Kong island which has views of central Hong Kong to the North, Western views of Victoria Harbour and the South China Sea. All integral trading points that have deep history in the success of Hong Kong as a financial global epicenter.
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