Yangkang Asset Launches Three-Pronged Strategy

Yangkang Asset Unveils Three Core Business Positions to Build Asia’s Most Influential Cross-Border Capital Service Platform

On July 4, 2025, Yangkang Asset Management Co., Ltd. held an opening ceremony at the Regent Taipei Hotel. General Manager Lai Junhui introduced the company’s operational blueprint and development positioning to the guests on site. Yangkang Asset is part of the Dingying Group, combining advisory expertise, system technology, and capital operations, dedicated to creating the best springboard for Asian enterprises to connect with international capital markets.

Lai Junhui stated that Yangkang Asset will focus on three core business areas: “Overseas IPO advisory for enterprises,” “Introduction of cross-border financial products,” and “Integration of financial system platforms.” Through the combined capabilities of financial consulting, fund management, and information services, it aims to provide scalable and practical international solutions for Asian enterprises and financial institutions.

Regarding enterprise listings, Yangkang will provide comprehensive planning covering fundraising strategies, financial restructuring, corporate governance, and valuation advice to assist Asian companies in successfully going public in the U.S. By cooperating with international brokers and law firms and leveraging its own IPO fund mechanism, the company helps enterprises gain international attention and growth capital before listing.

Meanwhile, Yangkang Asset is also the business partner of the U.S.-based Tiger Brokers in Taiwan, responsible for promoting the introduction of its nominee trading system, cross-border clearing, and product quotation platforms to local brokers. This allows more financial operators to connect globally, improve trading efficiency, and diversify products. Whether assisting brokers in implementing 24/7 trading systems or integrating U.S. stock product quotations and subscription functions, Yangkang can provide complete technical integration and operational support.

In terms of system integration and institutional innovation, Yangkang also promotes the introduction of U.S.-style trading and clearing models to help local financial institutions optimize back-office operations and risk control processes. This enables Asian brokers to align their cross-border services with international standards while enhancing risk management capabilities and operational flexibility.

Lai Junhui emphasized: “Yangkang is not just a consulting firm but a professional platform and a practical field connecting capital and enterprises. Our goal is to help more Taiwanese and Asian companies shine in international capital markets starting locally.”

In the future, Yangkang will continue to combine investor networks, system technology, and advisory experience, working with brokers and enterprises to expand participation depth in international markets and build Asia’s most influential cross-border capital platform.