The Taiwan Banker

Training and Prospects for FinTech in the Asia-Pacific

By Zhuo Xin-Ying (卓昕穎) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102

FinTech development is an important avenue to increase a country’s national competitiveness. Aside from providing a favorable business environme.. more

Increasing financial literacy

By Ingrid Chang (張嘉伶) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102

In the modern era, with the spread of knowledge and training, and the growth the financial industry, popular financial knowledge failed to keep pace w.. more

Big tech regulation and its influence on AI development

By Lawrence S. Liu (劉紹樑) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the rage, but four recent developments – privacy violations involving major technology companies (known as &.. more

Working together to enhance Taiwan's financial literacy

Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102

The “dual card storm” which occurred 10 years ago is still fresh in Taiwan’s memory. Even after large relief expenditures, a large n.. more

A quality environment to attract foreign investment

Interviews and article: Chen Ya-Li(陳雅莉) / The Taiwan Banker NO.101107.05

Taiwanese investment into Southeast Asia has always been dominated by manufacturing. In the medium-to-long term, though, services – particularly.. more

Taiwanese reviewers' experiences in APG assessments

Interview and article: Liu Shu-ning(劉書甯) / The Taiwan Banker NO.101107.05

How should domestic financial companies prepare for the APG appraisal at the end of this year, and what should its priorities be? Listen to the profes.. more

Efforts to resist marginalization require broad participation

Hank Huang / The Taiwan Banker NO.101107.05

Busy preparations are underway for the third round of appraisals of the Asia-Pacific Group on Money Laundering (APG) at the end of this year for Taiwa.. more

U.S. steel import tariffs: the war over “fair trade” shows no signs of letting up

Liu Jinlong / The Taiwan Banker NO.100107.04

In early March, U.S. President Trump announced import tariffs on the import of steel and aluminum products of 25% and 10%, respectively, attracting th.. more

The China attraction: new preferential policies for Taiwan

Julian Kuo / The Taiwan Banker NO.100107.04

On February 28, on the eve of the “Two Meetings” on the Chinese mainland, the Taiwan Affairs Office abruptly announced 31 preferential pol.. more

Shock waves in the global economy: can Taiwan ride out the storm?

Hank Huang / The Taiwan Banker NO.100107.04

With signs of life just appearing, a storm is arising in the global economy and in international trade. Aside from trade frictions between the U.S. an.. more