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66 The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation 2010-2011 Annual Report 67 B. Database Grants 1. Cheng-yun Liu and Lau Nap Yin Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, with Peter Bol of Harvard University (USA) “Name Authority Files Database and China Biographical Database” Grant amount: NT$3,000,000 Grant period: 3 years C. Conference and Seminar Grants 1. Chung-chian Teng College of International Affairs, National Chengchi University, with Quansheng Zhao of American University (USA) “China Rising: External and Internal Impact” Grant amount: NT$1,500,000 Grant period: 1 year 2. Kuo-Shiang Tseng Sun Yat-sen Research Center for Social Sciences, National Sun Yat-sen University, with Wei Shan of National University of Singapore (Singapore) “‘Unfinished Revolution: Revisiting the Legacy of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and His Time’ International Academic Conference” Grant amount: NT$900,000 Grant period: 1 year 3. Wen-Huei Cheng Department of Chinese Literature, National Chengchi University, with Leung Yuen Sang of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong), et al. “The International Conference on the Conceptual Change and Identity Making in Modern East Asia and the Workshop for Chinese Identity and the Formation of Modern State” Grant amount: NT$450,000 Grant period: 1 year D. Publication Subsidies 1. Rostislav Berezkin Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, with Igor Alexandrovich Alimov of Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia) “Publication of the Book Precious Scrolls (Baojuan) Functioning in the Culture of China, with Baojuan about Three Rebirths of Mulian as an Example” Grant amount: NT$180,000 Grant period: 1 year E. Special Project Grants 1. Shou-chien Shih Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, with Graduate Institute of Networking and Multimedia of National Taiwan University (Taiwan) and Dunhuang Academy (China) “A Comprehensive Project for Integrating the Art of the Dunhuang Grottoes and Digital Technology” Grant amount: NT$5,994,000 Grant period: 3 years RECIPIENTS IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION A. Research Grants 1. Glenn R. Summerhayes University of Otago (New Zealand) “Austronesian Expansion - A New Guinea Corridor ?” Grant amount: US$20,000 Grant period: 1 year 2. Ka-wai Fan City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) “A Study of the Bureau for Revising Medical Classics in Northern Song China” Grant amount: US$40,000 Grant period: 2 years Unit: US$ 3. Wan-tai Zheng The University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) “Chinese Family Business and Stock Market: A Comparative and Cooperative Study in Shanghai, Taiwan and Hong Kong” Grant amount: US$50,000 Grant period: 2 years 4. James H. Liu Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) “The Benevolent Authority Model of Societal Organization” Grant amount: US$60,000 Grant period: 3 years
68 The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation 2010-2011 Annual Report 69 5. Hsiao-chun Hung The Australian National University (Australia) “Archaeological Research of Austronesian Neolithic Origins and Relations at the House of Taga Site in Tinian, Mariana Islands” Grant amount: US$70,000 Grant period: 2 years 6. Michael Haugh Griffith University (Australia) “Politeness in Taiwan” Grant amount: US$48,000 Grant period: 3 years B. Conference and Seminar Grants 1. Nicholas Tarling University of Auckland (New Zealand) “Intra-Regional Popular Cultural Flows: Towards an East Asian Identity ?” Grant amount: US$22,000 Grant period: 1 year 2. Pham Van Duc Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (Vietnam) “The International Conference on Vietnamese Confucianism and East Asian Culture” Grant amount: US$15,000 Grant period: 1 year C. Publication Subsidies 1. Dennitza Gabrakova City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) “Publication of a Monograph Weed Dreams: Home and Hope in Modern Japan” Grant amount: US$10,000 Grant period: 1 year 2. Michael Duckworth Hong Kong University Press (Hong Kong) “Publication of(Brush and Shutter: Early Photography in China)” Grant amount: US$9,000 Grant period: 1 year Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange FINANCIAL STATEMENT Jan. 1. 2010 - Dec. 31, 2010 All denominations in US$ Rate of Conversion: 29.13 NT$ = 1US$ The foundation’s investment portfolio in 2010 followed the resolution of the Sixth Meeting of the Board of Directors which stipulated that at least 50 percent of the fund be invested in money market and government bonds, and at most 50 percent be invested in risky assets. At the end of 2010, the actual percentage of investment in risky assets was 48.95 percent. The portfolio still focused on high dividend yield value stock in 2010. The ratio invested in REITs was reduced but maintained above 20% to keep the cash inflow steady. Because the risk and volatility of Euro became larger, the amount allocated in European market was lower than 2009. At the end of 2010, the total assets of the Foundation were US$128,161,224. The total assets included current assets US$124,234,589, fixed assets US$3,922,945, and other assets US$3,689. (See Balance Sheet) Table 1 : Balance Sheet Dec. 31, 2010 NTD/USD : 29.13 Assets Subtotal Total Liabilities and Net Worth Subtotal Total Current Assets 124,234,589 Current Liabilities 754,759 Revolving funds 55,772 Grants payble 7,105 Currency deposits 9,755,388 Accrued expenses 40,111 Income tax refund receivable 18,233 Accrued tax expenses 701,871 Interests receivable 1,339,633 Other 854 Prepaid expenditures 37,892 Receipts under custody 4,818 Marketable securities 113,027,671 Government bonds 50,241,376 Corporate and convertible bonds 694,402 ETF and REITs 46,458,976 Stocks 15,632,917 Fixed Assets 3,922,945 Net Worth 127,406,464 Land 2,601,854 Endowment 107,449,365 Office 1,957,246 Accumulated Income 12,788,863 Transport Equipment 126,674 Current Income 7,168,237 Other Equipment 46,091 Less: depreciation allowance 808,920 Other Assets 3,689 Guarantee Deposit 3,689 Total Assets 128,161,224 Total Liabilities and Net Worth 128,161,224
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