The Taiwan Banker

Looking forward to a reshaped financial sector

By Zheng Han / 2024.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.174

June will mark a new beginning for the entire financial industry. On the one hand, President William Lai was officially sworn in as the 16th Preside.. more

The UK leads the way on anti-greenwashing regulation

By Peng Sheng-pen / 2024.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.173

As ESG investing has been mainstreamed, and corporate board agendas have increasingly considered related issues, identifying and preventing ‘gre.. more

Democratized private equity instruments could provide new options for Taiwanese savers

By David Stinson / 2024.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.173

Five years ago this March marked the start of large-scale protests which rocked Hong Kong for several months, destroying Beijing’s trust in the .. more

A risk dampener for Taiwanese finance

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2024.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.173

During the April 3 earthquake, the 660-metric-ton golden damper stabilized Taipei 101, allowing Taiwan’s tallest building to once again overcome.. more

Finding an outlet for Taiwan's surging capital

By Zheng Han / 2024.05 The Taiwan Banker NO.173

After gathering the Xindian River and the Dahan River, the Tamsui River meanders all the way to the northwest, nurturing all of northern Taiwan. At Gu.. more

Taiwan's financial industry experiments with AI-driven recruitment

By Liao He-ming / 2024.04 The Taiwan Banker NO.172

Digital transformation has become a hot trend, and not just in IT, data, and marketing. Following the recent expansion of AI capabilities, its use has.. more

Making a change without destroying a business

By David Stinson / 2024.04 The Taiwan Banker NO.172

Suppose you are a family-owned OEM which has been in business for decades. You clearly have a deep understanding of your product and your users. Now, .. more

Does Climate Change Disrupt the Global Supply Chain? The Panama Canal and the Amazon Ecological Crises

By Paul Chiou and Ying-Ying Janet Wu / 2024.04 The Taiwan Banker NO.172

The recent inflations in most countries starting from 2021 were largely related to the disruptions in the global supply chain led by the outbreak of t.. more

The craziness of this ETF craze

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2024.04 The Taiwan Banker NO.172

In March, as the Taiwan stock market reached a new high of 20,000 points, there was a corresponding wave of ETF (index stock fund) subscriptions, whic.. more

The Importance of Geopolitical Risk in Economic Forecasts

By Liang Kuo-yuan / 2024.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.171

The Israel-Hamas conflict that broke out at the beginning of the year, the recent Red Sea crisis, the U.S.-China trade war starting in 2018, and the 2.. more