To assist the purchaser to transfer the titles, if the builder fails to perform its obligations and the coordination is unsuccessful, the insurance enterprise may dispose of the non-performing loans...

The FSC issued the letter Ref. No. Jin-Guan-Bao-Shou-Zi No. 10400954511 dated 23 December 2015 to elaborate on Subparagraph 3 of Paragraph 1 of Article 9 of the Regulations Governing Offshore Insurance Branches.

Although the Central Bank of Taiwan and the Financial Supervisory Commission has characterized Bitcoin as highly speculative virtual "goods" rather than legal currency in 2013, the legislator has amended the Money Laundering Control Act ...

Article 146 of the Insurance Act ("IA") sets limits on funding allocations of an insurance company, though its funds may be allocated to "insurance-related businesses."

With economic recoveries, corporate minds often turn to thoughts of merger. Companies that have survived hard economic times think about what bargains they can strike with regards to market share and key technologies, or even to complete previously unfinished business. With Taiwan a regional technology hub with strong cross-strait ties to mainland China manufacturing, Taiwan often shows up on multijurisdictional merger-control hit lists.

As Renminbi is expected to continue appreciating in the past few years, Renminbi-linked TRFs are very popular with domestic investors.

Taiwan has a codified system of law where the Constitution of Taiwan is the supreme law of the land. The Legislative Yuan enacts laws through powers granted to it by the Constitution.

To make merger of financial institutions more attractive by simplifying the merger procedure and providing more tax incentives, the Financial Institutions Merger Act (FIMA) was first amended on 9 December 2015.

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