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Allianz and LINE Bank Launch 24-Hour, Zero-Fee Online Preorders for 00412A ETF

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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Press release Official statement New plan
  • Allianz Global Investors Taiwan opened online preorders through LINE Bank for the 00412A Allianz Asia Semiconductor Active ETF, focused on Asian semiconductor and AI supply chains.
  • Investors can apply around the clock, complete payment and securities allocation online, and avoid subscription and remittance fees.
  • The ETF will launch at NT$10 per share, with a minimum investment of NT$10,000, and will reinvest returns rather than pay dividends.

Allianz Global Investors Taiwan is taking its fourth actively managed ETF online, teaming up with LINE Bank to offer 24-hour preorders for a fund centered on Asiaโ€™s semiconductor industry.

The 00412A Allianz Asia Semiconductor Active ETF will let investors apply through the LINE Bank mobile platform without paying subscription or remittance fees. The process combines payment deductions and securities allocation online, and investors can use any securities account in their own name without opening a new brokerage account.

Allianz said the fund will target the Asian semiconductor supply chain, a key part of the artificial intelligence industry. Its investment team plans to select companies from about 500 Asian technology businesses, focusing on technological advantages, earnings growth potential and long-term competitiveness.

The ETF will not distribute dividends. Instead, it will reinvest returns to build the effect of long-term compounding, a structure aimed at investors seeking capital growth and asset accumulation.

The issue price is NT$10 per share, allowing investors to join the offering with NT$10,000. Preorders through LINE Bank begin on Sept. 3, while subscriptions during the offering period starting Sept. 16 will also qualify for zero subscription and remittance fees. Allianz cited industry statistics showing that actively managed ETFs have expanded rapidly in Taiwan, with total assets growing from less than NT$180 billion at the end of 2025 to more than NT$900 billion currently.

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