The Taiwan Banker

Dollar asset overvaluation looms in the background of US election

David Stinson / 2024.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.175

Former US President Donald Trump had a point when he criticized the Federal Reserve under Jerome Powell for prematurely increasing rates in 2018, long.. more

Red Dead Redemption in the era of fintech

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2024.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.175

Accompanying the Bankers Association to visit the Western US, I learned about the imagination of the Silicon Valley tech giants Microsoft, Nvidia, and.. more

Eswatini: Taiwan “far down the line” in financial development

By David Stinson / 2024.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.175

Under the New Southbound Policy, Taiwanese manufacturers and banks have been actively pursuing business in Southeast Asia. Taiwan’s deepest bila.. more

It's not too late for the financial industry to plan for the grey rhino

By Zheng Han / 2024.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.175

Back in “the good old days,” United States assisted China in joining the World Trade Organization (WTO), hoping to tame the sleeping giant.. more

Taiwanese banks have multiple paths to participate in ADB financing

By Hou Hsu-juan / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

The Taiwanese financial sector is generally familiar with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), of which Taiwan is not yet a member, which could be c.. more

Power to the people: how digitalization is impacting card strategies, vendors, and the customer experience

By Fergus Clark / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

As technology continues to evolve, digital transformation also requires continual evolution and embedding of a bank’s digital implementation str.. more

Inclusive Access is not the Same as Financial Inclusion

By Bryan Fu / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

Financial inclusion is one of President Lai's major policy proposals, turning the sector into a force for social stability. The Financial Supervisory .. more

Global Regulators Turn to AI for Myriad Tasks

By Liao He-ming / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

AI has already benefitted the public directly with a variety of consumer-side applications, but behind the scenes, its rise has also led to a revoluti.. more

Chinese money laundering goes analog

By David Stinson / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

Over the past few years, the anti-fraud community has learned the term shazhupan, in which scammers hide behind the anonymity of digital communication.. more

Seeing the light of green finance in the Arabian desert

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

“The wind reshapes the dunes, but the desert is permanent.” These are the words of a Bedouin girl to a shepherd boy, encouraging him to pu.. more