By Ingrid Chang / 2022.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.150
The dawn of the post-pandemic era has arrived. One after another, Western nations have opened up, and Japan and South Korea have also eased entry rest.. more
By Huang Ting-xuan / 2022.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.150
As the pandemic eases, the world is gradually reopening. The United Kingdom took the lead in lifting all pandemic prevention regulations, and various .. more
By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2022.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.150
Since the coronavirus emerged in late 2019, the world has been battling a mercurial contagion that has continuously mutated into ever more transmissib.. more
By David Stinson / 2022.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.150
The wartime economy necessitates a mix of physical cash, centralized digital cash, and decentralized digital assets. The first is useful in all situat.. more
By Matthew Fulco / 2022.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.150
The implications are grim for those invested in the city’s role as an international financial center, but many Chinese firms will thrive anyway .. more
By Edward Hsieh / 2022.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.149
In the past, with its sound legal system, simple and low tax system, free movement of funds, abundant financial products, and large talent pool, Hong .. more
By Paul Chiou / 2022.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.149
Inflation now exceeds 7% in Europe, 8% in the United States, 5.1% in the eurozone, and 5.5% in the UK, setting record highs since the energy crisis in.. more
By Luo Yi-bin / 2022.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.147
Followingthe outbreak of the Ukraine war, a broad cross-section of countries imposed unprecedented financial sanctions on the Russian central bank. Wi.. more
By Alicia Garcia Herrero / 2022.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.149
Aftera fast technical rebound in the first half 2021, Asia GDP growth quickly sagged in the second half of the year, as Covid-related suppression meas.. more
By Alicia Garcia Herrero / 2022.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.149
Hong Kong's offshore financial sector has been highly successful, at least when measured by increased size. The bank assets-to-GDP ratio expanded from.. more