Betty Hou

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Taiwan's corporate bond issuance this year has hit a seven-year low, as companies scale back offerings on expectations that local interest rates have peaked and could move lower.

Taiwan's benchmark stock index plunged by a record, as tech-heavy gauges in Asia took the brunt of a selloff triggered by fear of a deeper US economic slowdown.

Taiwan revised down its estimate for economic growth in 2024 after three straight upgrades, projecting a smaller increase in exports but remaining optimistic about overseas demand for artificial intelligence-related products.

Taiwan revised down its estimate for economic growth in 2024 after three straight upgrades, projecting a smaller increase in exports but remaining optimistic about overseas demand for artificial intelligence-related products.

Taiwan's Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. agreed to merge with a smaller rival in a deal that sets up a takeover battle for Shin Kong with another suitor,

Taiwan’s Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. agreed to merge with a smaller rival in a deal that sets up a takeover battle for Shin Kong with another suitor, CTBC Financial Holding Co.

(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan's Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. agreed to merge with a smaller rival in a deal that sets up a takeover battle for Shin Kong with another suitor, CTBC Financial Holding Co.

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission is taking steps to reduce the burden of life insurers' foreign-exchange hedging costs, which have risen because of the wide gap between local and US interest rates.

Hedge funds and wind-farm companies are doing battle in an opaque corner of financial markets.