By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2019.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.111
Have you ever lost your credit card and had to call 0800? You call the bank, enter your personal identification number and eventually you are transfe.. more
By Olga Rakhmanina / 2019.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.111
New technologies bring exciting change, but through their transformative impact they also challenge the very foundations of how our societies operate... more
By David Stinson / 2019.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.111
Net Interest Margin is to a bank as profit margin is to an ordinary business – say a supermarket. It reflects the difference in cost between goo.. more
By Matthew Fulco / 2019.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.111
The financial services industry has been slow to digitalize in Taiwan. Not long ago, I opened an account at a well known Taiwanese bank. I was surpris.. more
By Editorial department / 2019.02 The Taiwan Banker NO.110
Singapore’s banking industry has moved quickly to produce open APIs in cooperation with the Fintech industry to create a customer-centric user e.. more
By Tsai Pei-Rong (蔡佩蓉) / 2019.02 The Taiwan Banker NO.110
With the development of advanced medical technology, Japan’s life expectancy will approach 100 over the next century. Seniors will work more. On.. more
By Chen You-De (陳有德)、Ingrid Chang (張嘉伶) / 2019.02 The Taiwan Banker NO.110
In the agricultural and industrial ages, people worked until they were too old to work anymore. Then they retired. In the future, the three traditiona.. more
By Hank Huang / 2019.02 The Taiwan Banker NO.110
2019 marks the start of a new era for Taiwan's development. Research by the National Development Council shows that Taiwan's natural population, not c.. more
By Olga Rakhmanina / 2019.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.109
Technological innovation in finance is challenging the traditional banking model reliant on brick-and-mortar branches to serve customers. The rapid ev.. more
By QIAN Longlai(乾隆來) / 2019.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.109
After the first round of hostilities, China and the US are in now re-organizing, taking stock, and preparing for a long-term battle of attrition. All .. more