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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1988, Capital Securities Corporation offers a comprehensive range of financial services to clients both domestically and across international markets. The company's operations are structured across several key divisions, including brokerage, corporate finance, proprietary trading, derivative instruments, and futures. Its services encompass securities brokerage, margin trading, and stock lending. In corporate finance, Capital Securities provides expert advisory for initial public offerings (IPOs) and market listings, manages securities underwriting and sales, and supports corporate finance and merger and acquisition (M&A) activities. The firm also actively trades a variety of securities and associated listed instruments. For derivative products, it offers investment, consultancy, and issuance services. Furthermore, Capital Securities provides domestic futures brokerage, alongside futures consultancy and managed futures solutions. Its extensive service portfolio also covers wealth management, registrar agency services, and the issuance of short-term bills. The company extends money lending services specifically for securities businesses, offers trust and offshore securities services, and acts as an agent for personal and property insurance. Capital Securities maintains a substantial physical presence with approximately 51 branch offices located throughout Taiwan.
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