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Taiwanese financial holding company established in 2002 through a share-swap conversion involving a bills finance company and two securities firms.

Last updated November 3, 2026

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Overview

IBF Financial Holdings Co., Ltd. (Chinese name 國票金融控股股份有限公司, ticker 2889) is a Taiwanese financial holding company. According to its official company profile, it was established on 26 March 2002 through a share-swap conversion jointly by International Bills Finance Corporation, Concord Securities and Dadong Securities, and is described as the only financial holding company in Taiwan converted from a bills finance business. Its business scope is limited to investment in and management of invested enterprises under the Financial Holding Company Act, and it positions itself as a niche investment bank concentrating resources in bills finance, securities, investment trust, investment advisory, futures and venture capital. Its subsidiaries include 國票綜合證券, 國票期貨, 國票創業投資, 國票證券投資顧問, 國票金租賃, 國際票券金融 and 樂天國際商業銀行.

History

IBF Financial Holdings was established on 26 March 2002, when International Bills Finance Corporation, Concord Securities and Dadong Securities jointly set up 國票金融控股股份有限公司 through a share-swap conversion; the same date was the share-swap record date, the company's shares were listed, and International Bills Finance Corporation's shares ceased to be listed. In October 2002, three securities firms — Concord Securities, Dadong Securities and affiliate 國票聯合證券 — merged with 國票聯合證券 as the surviving entity and were renamed 國票綜合證券股份有限公司. In 2004 the company invested in the establishment of 國票創業投資股份有限公司 with paid-in capital of NT$500 million. In 2012, 國旺國際融資租賃有限公司 opened in Nanjing, established through subsidiary 國票創業投資's investment in IBF Financial Holding (BVI) Co., Ltd. In 2019 shareholders amended the articles of incorporation to record the company's foreign name as "IBF Financial Holdings Co., Ltd." In 2020, subsidiary 樂天國際商業銀行股份有限公司 received its business licence from the Financial Supervisory Commission, opened on 30 December 2020 and began external operations on 19 January 2021. In 2021 the company relocated to the 17th floor of the 國票金控大樓 at No. 128, Lequn 3rd Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei. In 2022 it completed a NT$3 billion cash capital increase, raising paid-in capital to NT$34,473,839,830. In 2023 國票證券 completed a cash capital increase with paid-in capital of NT$11.5 billion, lifting the company's stake in 國票證券 to 61.72%. In 2024 the company completed the establishment registration of 國票金租賃股份有限公司. In 2025 the company received the highest AAA rating in the Taiwan Sustainability Evaluation by Taiwan Index Plus (TIP). In 2026 the shareholders' meeting elected the ninth board of directors, and at the board meeting on 29 May 2026 張兆順 was elected chairman.

Products and positioning

Niche investment bank development model, concentrating resources in bills finance, securities, investment trust, investment advisory, futures and venture capital.

Product categories. Financial holding company services · Bills finance · Securities · Futures · Venture capital · Investment advisory

Controversies

  • 2021

    IBF Financial Holdings responds to criticism of Antai Bank transaction procedures

    In December 2021, a director of IBF Financial Holdings questioned whether the proposed transaction involving Antai Bank had procedural defects and involved a related-party transaction. In response, IBF Financial Holdings issued a statement saying that it had acted in accordance with applicable laws and that the shareholders' meeting would proceed as scheduled. The company's statement addressed the procedural concerns raised by the director and confirmed that the planned shareholders' meeting would go ahead as planned.

  • 2021

    國票金 responds to shareholder criticisms of proposed Antai share conversion

    國票金控 issued a four-point statement responding to shareholder criticisms of the proposed share-conversion transaction with Antai Bank, including allegations of procedural defects and related-party transactions. It said the transaction would proceed according to law and be subject to the authorities’ review and judgment.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    國票金 responds to shareholder criticisms of proposed Antai share conversion[6]

    國票金控 issued a four-point statement responding to shareholder criticisms of the proposed share-conversion transaction with Antai Bank, including allegations of procedural defects and related-party transactions. It said the transaction would proceed according to law and be subject to the authorities’ review and judgment.

  • Reported

    IBF Financial Holdings responds to criticism of Antai Bank transaction procedures[5]

    After a director questioned whether the proposed transaction involving Antai Bank had procedural defects and involved a related-party transaction, IBF Financial Holdings issued a statement saying it had acted in accordance with applicable laws and that the shareholders' meeting would proceed as scheduled.

  • Unconfirmed

    InoTech Financial announces plan to acquire Entie Commercial Bank[7]

    InoTech Financial announced that its board had approved acquiring 100% of Entie Commercial Bank through a share conversion, with an estimated transaction value of NT$33.7 billion. The article says the deal still required shareholder consideration and regulatory applications.

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