The Taiwan Banker

90% of Taiwanese banks have started their digital transformation journey

By KJ Chang and Win-Way Ngo / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

A fintech wave has swept the world in recent years, and Taiwan’s financial industry has not been immune to this trend. Digital technology has gr.. more

US economic weakness remains localized – for now

By David Stinson / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

In some ways, it’s a classic story of a market bubble. Tesla is a company whose product has transformational potential. Its stock price grew to .. more

Legislator Cynthia Wu: Instill the financial vision of the young generation early on

By Ingrid Chang / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

As a legislator on the Social Welfare and Sanitation Committee, Cynthia Wu has long been concerned with financial and economic issues. In her experien.. more

Hua Nan Bank's digital platform helped SMEs through the pandemic

By Su Weihua (蘇偉華) / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

At TABF’s 11th Outstanding Taiwan Finance Award in 2022, Hua Nan Commercial Bank once again won the Best Digital Finance Award – making it.. more

Legislator Lin Chu-yin: Financial education is urgently required for young people

By Ingrid Chang / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

Seeing that other countries are working hard on financial literacy for young people, Lin Chu-yin, a legislator on the Finance Committee of the Legisla.. more

Dissemination of financial knowledge is the first step in the intergenerational dialogue

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

When I was teaching a macroeconomics course, I asked my students if they invested in foreign currencies. “Will you buy US dollars? Or mainly Jap.. more

Banks play a key role against human trafficking

By Hung-Lieh Liang and Yu-Hsun Li / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

Recently, there have been frequent reports of Chinese-speaking people being scammed and trafficked to Cambodia and other Southeast Asian countries, ar.. more

North Korea's cryptocurrency crime is surging

By Matthew Fulco / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

The Hermit Kingdom has become adept at stealing cryptocurrency to fund its illicit weapons programs and access much needed foreign currency North Ko.. more

New cybersecurity thinking acknowledges the limitations of human monitoring

By David Stinson / 2022.12 The Taiwan Banker NO.156

Since the pandemic, it has become common knowledge that supply chains for physical goods are an important consideration for strategic planning. This r.. more

Financial education starts young with tangible results

By Su Weihua (蘇偉華) / 2022.11 The Taiwan Banker NO.155

Guided by the Financial Supervisory Commission, a “national A+ financial knowledge lecture train tour” has been jointly launched by munici.. more