The Taiwan Banker
A Conversation with Eisuke Sakakibara / 2018.08 The Taiwan Banker NO.104
The US is planning to raise interest rates this year. The New Taiwan dollar has been depreciating against the US dollar, falling below NT$ 30.4 to US$.. more
By Hank Huang / 2018.08 The Taiwan Banker NO.104
Observing the Global Financial Center Index (GFCI) September 2017 survey results, the top five financial centers in the world are London, New York, Ho.. more
By Chang Shu-Ting (張舒婷) / 2018.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.103
New offshore wind power opportunities are attracting attention from all corners, but the industry requires support from finance. Effectively estimatin.. more
By Chen You-De (陳有德) / 2018.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.103
Taiwan’s is still in the early stages on its journey to green energy, but by formulating complete policies and planning, it can effectively redu.. more
By Liu Jinlong (劉錦龍) / 2018.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.103
Tips: John Williams, CEO of the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, called on all governments to pursue long-term economic growth and increase.. more
Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2018.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.103
The main reasons for Taiwan’s slowing economic growth in recent years include weak domestic consumer and investment demand, a blind social pursu.. more
By Zhuo Xin-Ying (卓昕穎) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102
FinTech development is an important avenue to increase a country’s national competitiveness. Aside from providing a favorable business environme.. more
By Ingrid Chang (張嘉伶) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102
In the modern era, with the spread of knowledge and training, and the growth the financial industry, popular financial knowledge failed to keep pace w.. more
By Lawrence S. Liu (劉紹樑) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the rage, but four recent developments – privacy violations involving major technology companies (known as &.. more
Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2018.06 The Taiwan Banker NO.102
The “dual card storm” which occurred 10 years ago is still fresh in Taiwan’s memory. Even after large relief expenditures, a large n.. more