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Fund Managers Want Taiwan Regulators to Lift a Mobile Phone Ban

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 23 July 2026, 01:56 UTC By Betty Hou 1 min read
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Fund Managers Want Taiwan Regulators to Lift a Mobile Phone Ban When fund managers in Taiwan arrive at work each morning, they have to lock away their mobile phones before the stock and bond markets open, and can’t retrieve their devices until the end of the trading day. Those strict rules have been in place for about two years, and some investment firms are now pushing for change.

Fund Managers Want Taiwan Regulators to Lift a Mobile Phone Ban When fund managers in Taiwan arrive at work each morning, they have to lock away their mobile phones before the stock and bond markets open, and can’t retrieve their devices until the end of the trading day. Those strict rules have been in place for about two years, and some investment firms are now pushing for change.
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