Bankers Digest
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1932026.01
Breaking past proof-of-concept fatigue for AI investments
What proportion of annual capital expenditure and operating budgets should banks commit to AI and data infrastructure over the long term? For a refere.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1932026.01AI and sustainability emerge as new infrastructure investment targets
Infrastructure has become an increasing focal point of global financial markets. Factors such as reconstruction following the Ukraine war, technologic.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1932026.01First principles thinking in AI decision-making
Whenever an interviewer asks NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang how he approaches complex challenges, he often responds with the mantra of “first principle.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1922025.12Chairman Peng Jin-Lung on “the financial sector giving back”
Trust has become a critical foundation for the long-term development of the financial sector in an era of increasingly intense global financial compet.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1922025.12Vietnam's IFCs imagine an economic future not driven by manufacturing
Deng Xiaoping’s historic Southern Tour established the role of special economic zones in China’s governance, the most successful example o.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1922025.12Actions on NVIDIA in the name of “national interest”
On October 22, 2025, following rounds of back-and-forth negotiation, public messaging, and repeated political pressure from Taipei City councilors, Sh.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1912025.11A cautious view on complex, layered financial innovation
If economic theory feels abstruse, why not hear how financial institutions explain today’s increasingly convoluted financial products? Indeed, u.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1902025.10Easing the labor shortage by rehiring retirees
In the past, finance was widely regarded as a lucrative and stable career choice, but today, the younger generations are increasingly disinclined towa.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1912025.11Who should bear the rising cost of fraud prevention in banking?
The maple leaves turning red in Arashiyama, Kyoto creates a pleasant, tranquil atmosphere. Scenic zones with admission fees each offer their own charm.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1912025.11Southeast Asia's cashless transition hits fraud potholes
Most merchants in Chatuchak, an ordinary market in Bangkok, Thailand, accept QR code scans for payments, in a scene which can be seen across much of S.. more