The Taiwan Banker
By Fergus Clark / 2024.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.171
It’s no secret that the complexity of sustainable finance presents a minefield for Taiwanese banks, as it does for banks globally. Varied stakeh.. more
By David Stinson / 2024.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.171
The advantages of a single source of truth for personal identification information can be enormous. In the modern world, governments must keep basic i.. more
By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2024.03 The Taiwan Banker NO.171
As global finance continues to deepen its focus on AI, the market is looking at the prices of affected stocks, and is full of expectation for the deep.. more
By David Stinson / 2024.02 The Taiwan Banker NO.170
From its early stages, US president Joe Biden structured the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) as a non-trade agreement specifically in order to .. more
By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2024.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.169
In his National Project of Hope, articulated in the third political speech during his campaign, President-elect Lai proposed several policies relevant.. more
By Lan Yi-fong / 2024.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.169
The so-called “golden cross” is the talk of the investment world these days: Taiwan stocks have been rising year after year, while Hong Ko.. more
By Shu-ning Liu / 2024.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.169
On November 29, after 31 years, another “golden cross” occurred between Taiwan and Hong Kong stocks. The quantitative and qualitative chan.. more
By David Stinson / 2024.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.169
Early “Nigerian prince” emails were a topic of popular humor more than a genuine threat. In this early iteration of telecom fraud, charact.. more
By Paul John Shelton / 2024.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.169
With global temperatures hitting record highs, and extreme weather events affecting people around the globe, 2023’s UN climate change conference.. more
By Alicia Garcia Herrero / 2024.01 The Taiwan Banker NO.169
The great expectations of China acceleration lifting the rest of the region were met with disappointment for most of 2023 as Chinese demand underwhelm.. more