Industry Analysis of Taiwan''s Financial Holding Companies

• Main Authors: Ko-hua Chao, 趙恪華
• Other Authors: Dach-rahn Wu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/04894137719756330612

碩士 === 國立中央大學 === 產業經濟研究所碩士在職專班 === 100 === The government has franchised the banks to speed up financial institutions consolidation and the promotion of international financial integration. Financial at this stage is a highly competitive industry with low-profit. At present, the domestic banking sectors are facing (1) excessive number of banks and high homogeneity (2) continually reducing bank spread indicators and (3) the prevalence of direct financial. This study investigates the structural organization of the financial industry and performed camp performance analysis and research. In this study, the SCP framework of industrial economics were used to explore the plight and bottleneck of the financial industry, and sort out the trend of global economic growth, industrial development trends, and discuss how to improve the future competition points. The results showed that Taiwan''s banking industry should expand its commodities business policies to be in line with international standards, and that banks should improve their offshore financial centers, overseas offices and financial institutions. Banks should also seek to Mainland China to invest in or set up business units, as the ECFA era is conducive to the development of the financial industry. Increasing the proportion of income from non-traditional business management and development fees is another important source that allows bank profitability and stable growth to continue. We suggest that Taiwan''s banking industry should develop new financial products and offer a variety of financial services through the development of new financial products, and to enhance the competitiveness of domestic banks. Staff training should be required to strengthen the professional quality and ethics of Banking Commissioner. Also it is required to establish comprehensive education, training and development of new products to meet customer demands, and to provide a wide range of wealth management products guaranteed.