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Taiwan
1 October, 2010
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Asiamoney, October 2010 Here are some titles of recent analyst reports on Taiwan. “Taking another step down.” “Fundamentals […]
15 September, 2010
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Asiamoney.com, September 15 2010 September 12 was a big day for Taiwan: the formal start of the Economic […]
1 June, 2010
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Institutional Investor, June 2010 Ever since Ma Ying-jeou became President of Taiwan in May 2008 on a platform […]
30 September, 2009
IFR Asia, September 2009 Taiwanese banks are proving a useful source of liquidity for overseas borrowers. They have […]
1 September, 2009
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Institutional Investor, September 2009 Sean Chen took on the chairman role at Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission in December, […]
1 September, 2009
Institutional Investor, September 2009 Taiwan’s fortunes are shaped by those of two other nations: the USA and China. […]
13 July, 2009
IFR Asia, July 2009 Taiwanese banks, flush with cash, have become a useful source of funding to borrowers […]
1 September, 2008
Institutional Investor special report, September 2008 (Thailand material authored by Ben Davies) Asian stock markets are suffering – […]
1 July, 2008
Euromoney magazine, awards for excellence, July 2008 AUSTRALIA Best Bank: Westpac Westpac gained a new chief executive in […]
1 June, 2008
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Euromoney, June 2008 For a sense of the buoyant mood sweeping Taiwan today, take a look at the […]
1 April, 2008
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Institutional Investor, April 2008 When Ma Ying-jeou won Taiwan’s presidential elections on March 22, it marked a significant […]