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- iShares Core MSCI Taiwan ETF (9074.HK) is an exchange-traded fund launched and managed by BlackRock Asset Management North Asia Limited that seeks to track the investment results of an index composed of Taiwanese equities, specifically the MSCI Taiwan 20/35 Index, before fees and expenses. The ETF employs a representative sampling methodology to invest in large-cap and mid-cap stocks across diversified sectors in Taiwan, including prominent holdings such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (30.87%), Hon Hai Precision Industry Ltd. (7.19%), MediaTek Inc. (5.41%), Delta Electronics Inc. (4.62%), and various financial holding companies like Fubon Financial Holding Ltd. and CTBC Financial Holding Ltd.; it provides cost-effective physical exposure to the Taiwanese equity market through three trading counters on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in HKD (3074), USD (9074), and RMB (83074), with a net expense ratio of 0.30-0.34%, annual distributions in USD, and total net assets of approximately USD 68 million as of November 2025. Domiciled in Hong Kong and listed since June 29, 2016, the ETF targets investors seeking diversified access to Taiwan's market, which carries risks from economic, political, foreign exchange, and currency repatriation factors, primarily given the predominance of New Taiwan Dollar-denominated underlying investments. In recent developments, BlackRock has expanded its iShares presence in Taiwan by launching its first Taiwan-listed ETF, the iShares S&P 500 Top 50 ETF, in 2025, establishing a regional hub and partnering with HSBC for fund administration and transfer agency services to support this entry into Asia's third-largest ETF market; these moves reflect BlackRock's strategic push into Taiwan amid surging ETF assets reaching a record USD 143 billion in November 2025, driven by institutional inflows including from BlackRock itself.