Bankers Digest
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1912025.11
A 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
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1912025.11The irreplaceable advantage: employees are the key to AI customer service
As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in banking, one veteran employee of Commonwealth Bank of Australia found herself in an ironic situa.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1902025.10Incentives and talent are essential ingredients for the Asian asset management center
In recent years, the government has implemented a variety of policies to guide capital into Taiwan, paying close attention to the importance of develo.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1912025.11“Frozen account heroes” unwittingly save others from disaster
The new Netflix series The Return shows a bloody revenge plot within a fraud ring: after the daughter is tortured to death, the mother, dissatisfied w.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1902025.10From Song Dynasty “flying money” to stablecoins in the virtual era
From global payments to local applications, stablecoins are not merely a technological innovation but also a challenge and dialogue with the tradition.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1902025.10AI and Behavioral Economics: A New Path to Debt Relief
Recently, finding herself unable to work after giving birth, a 35-year-old woman in the United States accumulated $23,000 in credit card debt. Followi.. more
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The Taiwan Banker NO.1902025.10Australia's banking sector reacts cautiously to the development of AI
In 2017, Australia appointed a Royal Commission – a special investigative body outside of the government – to investigate numerous reports.. more