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Fintech

The Taiwan Banker NO.1142019.06

Fintech with Chinese characteristics

China is among the world's top fintech hubs with its largest internet finance ecosystem. Led by internet giants Alibaba and Tencent, China has in les.. more

By Matthew Fulco
Who
The Taiwan Banker NO.1142019.06

Who Will Fill the Gap for Private Chinese Borrowers?

Capital, when put to economically productive uses, involves an inherent degree of risk. The contradiction between de-risking and economic growth is co.. more

Individual
The Taiwan Banker NO.1142019.06

Individual Accountability: This Time is Different

Regulators around the world are rethinking the mechanisms of individual accountability to ensure senior executives could be held to account when thing.. more

US
The Taiwan Banker NO.1132019.05

US Banks: Shaking Off Market Troubles, Looking Forward to a Future with Less Branches

The state of US markets for the past several months could be summarized as confusion. After reaching a peak around October, stocks experienced a sudde.. more

Is
The Taiwan Banker NO.1132019.05

Is Japan's 'Cashless Vision' on the money?

Visitors to Japan are often surprised by the Japanese affinity for cash. That preference does not align with Japan's reputation as a technological tou.. more

Brexit:
The Taiwan Banker NO.1132019.05

Brexit: A Tale of Two Futures

As Britain tears itself apart over Brexit, the world is looking on trying to discern some lessons from this year’s most high-profile divorce. Th.. more

An
The Taiwan Banker NO.1132019.05

An Insurance Policy for Taiwan

Major unrealized losses in the insurance industry starting last year have triggered wide concern about the profitability of the industry. The IFRS 17 .. more

CSR
The Taiwan Banker NO.1122019.04

CSR in Europe: How to be a good corporate citizen

The validity of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as a concept is rarely questioned today. As businesses run a wide range of CSR initiatives, they.. more

Government
The Taiwan Banker NO.1122019.04

Government Interference and Capital Surplus

Taiwan considers wind power to be the “energy of the future,” but the first UK offshore farm is already being decommissioned after 20 year.. more

Sustainable
The Taiwan Banker NO.1122019.04

Sustainable Cash Flow from Green Investing

The Ministry of Economic Affairs has finally set an offshore wind power sales rate acceptable to producers, marking a new stage in Taiwan’s off.. more