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Professor Chao-Hung Chen, Deputy Director of the Center for Innovative Enterprise Law (CIEL) at National Taiwan University, has recently been awarded a three-year research grant by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), recognizing his academic contributions and research potential in the fields of fintech and digital asset regulation. . The approved research project, titled […]
Professor Chao-Hung Chen, Deputy Director of the Center for Innovative Enterprise Law (CIEL) at National Taiwan University, has recently been awarded a three-year research grant by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), recognizing his academic contributions and research potential in the fields of fintech and digital asset regulation.
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The approved research project, titled “A Study on the Tokenization of Financial Markets and Its Legal Infrastructure”, will run from 2025 to 2028. The study will focus on the transformative potential of tokenization in reshaping the structure of existing capital markets and explore the legal infrastructure required to support such transformation. The project not only continues the Center’s commitment to the development of digital financial regulation but also builds on the key themes highlighted in CIEL’s 2024 salon.
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As fintech and digital assets increasingly converge, designing a legal framework that balances innovation with risk management has become a critical issue for global research and policy agendas. Through this project, CIEL aims to further strengthen its position at the forefront of digital financial law research and to provide concrete policy recommendations for Taiwan’s future regulatory design. The Center also intends to share the project’s findings and progress on public platforms, fostering dialogue between academia and practice.
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