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ING Taiwan facilitated around US$10bn in receivables financing in 2025, reinforcing the role of receivables finance in supporting Taiwanese exporters and cross-border supply chains. The figure was disclosed as ING Taiwan was named Taiwan International Trade Finance Bank of the...
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Taiwan’s GDP growth in 2020 outperformed that of other Asian Tigers (i.e. Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea), helped by…
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Aegis Custody is announcing a partnership with CTBC Bank to expand its digital financial asset... (more…)
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Apple Online Store (AOS) and other e-commerce operators are set to start issuing electronic invoices in... (more…)
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DS-Concept, a global commercial finance company specializing in non-recourse factoring, has provided a Taiwan based footwear manufacturer with a USD3m…
#commercial finance#non-recourse factoring#recourse factoring
Leasing capital firms to make move into factoring (more…)
#banks#Boost#cash-flow
Mike Ko, of GTS Factoring at the Taipei branch of DBS Bank Ltd., provides an overview of the factoring market…
HSBC has become the first foreign bank with license to offer Renminbi (RMB) products and services, including receivables finance, in…
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Improving economy helps to cut overdue payments (more…)
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Taipei Fubon Bank has been named Best factoring business in Taiwan 2009 and won... (more…)
Mike Ko, Head of Receivable Finance Division, Commercial Banking at HSBC in Taiwan, provides Factorscan with an overview of the…
HSBC has appointed a new head of trade and supply chain at HSBC Taiwan to boost its team in the…
#bank#Boost#global trade
Whilst the factoring industry continues to experience growth, it has been announced that around 70 percent of firms in Taiwan…
#bank#insolvency#invoice