In addition to mainland qdii, Huang, general manager of Taiwan(China)'s Polaris Securities, also summed up three practical channels for mainland investors to invest in Taiwan (China)stock: The first is the fastest way to open an account in a Hong Kong branch of a securities company, and then buy and sell shares through these securities companies, assuming, of course, Mainland investors already have legal capital in Hong Kong; the second is to buy a mutual fund set up in Hong Kong to invest in Taiwan(China); A third option would require investors to wait for a period of time, the ETF to be listed in Hong Kong in September, but mainly for institutional investors such as the mainland's qdii. As ecurities industry, if the direct account for the unit, the opening fee is free, the required materials including ID card copy and proof of address (same as the Hong Kong stock account), about 10 working days will be able to complete the account. "You can send money to a bank by receiving a password and an account from the securities company." Market software and trading software downloads are free. "Public information shows that Taiwan(China) shares online Trading commission of about 0.2%, telephone transactions of about 0.3%, the sale and purchase of 0.1% per annum, the stamp duty is 0.3% (ETF is 0.1%), sell when buy." For each transaction, the bank charges a transaction fee of NT $1300. (100 NT $22.4 RMB).
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