Yuanta Securities is launching a customized financial education program for young soldiers called "EconoArmy Base Camp."


On the 16th, representatives from Yuanta Securities and the 52nd Infantry Division of the Army are taking a commemorative photo after the donation ceremony. Photo by Yuanta Securities

On the 16th, representatives from Yuanta Securities and the 52nd Infantry Division of the Army are taking a commemorative photo after the donation ceremony. Photo by Yuanta Securities

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According to Yuanta Securities on the 17th, this program is a talent donation-based social contribution activity that leverages the financial expertise and practical experience of Yuanta Securities’ executives and employees. Company staff directly participate as instructors and provide practical, real-life financial and economic education tailored to the needs of young soldiers.


The first session was held on the 3rd at the Army’s 52nd Infantry Division. The program covered topics such as the necessity of investing and rational consumption, prevention of financial fraud, financial systems young soldiers can use—including youth savings accounts—as well as basic investment principles. Yuanta Securities plans to continue providing financial education four to five more times through the end of the year.


The day before, Yuanta Securities delivered a donation to the Army’s 52nd Infantry Division to support the welfare of soldiers.



CEO Luo Zefeng said, "First of all, I would like to express my deep gratitude to all the members of the armed forces who are devoted to the nation and its people. We hope that both the 'EconoArmy Base Camp' program and the donation will contribute in some small way to improving the financial competency and welfare of soldiers. Yuanta Securities will continue to fulfill its social responsibilities in finance, grounded in our professional expertise."


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