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The Control Yuan released asset declarations for Taiwan’s officials, revealing Minister J.W. Kuo’s NT$300 million holdings. Vice President Hsiao and Vice Premier Cheng also disclosed assets.

Mark Wei, chairman of Shin Kong Financial Holdings, assures employees job security for three years post-merger with Taishin Financial. The merger awaits FSC approval.

Discover how Taiwan’s proposed carbon fee might affect inflation and industry competitiveness, as explained by Cathay Financial Holdings’ Cheng Shu-fen. Learn about the phased approach and future plans.

Discover the latest on CTBC Financial Holding’s strategic move to apply for investing in Shin Kong Financial, aiming to reshape Taiwan’s financial sector. Learn more about the ongoing consolidation talks and potential market impacts.

Discover the latest on the potential merger between Shin Kong Financial and Taishin Holdings, which could create Taiwan’s fourth-largest financial holding company. Read now for details on the discussions and their implications.

Discover President Tsai Ing-wen’s financial holdings unveiled by the Control Yuan in its latest asset declaration, including her deposits, properties in Taipei and New Taipei City, and entrusted assets. Learn about her copyright holdings and management of campaign subsidies in this detailed report.

A survey by Cathay Financial Holdings reveals that Taiwanese are increasingly optimistic about year-end bonuses and economic prospects. 59.3% of respondents expect bonuses ranging from one to three months’ salary, surpassing last year’s 55%. Furthermore, 8.3% anticipate bonuses exceeding three months’ pay, reflecting an improvement in attitudes towards Taiwan’s economy. The Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics predicts a 3.35% economic growth in 2024 with an inflation rate of 1.64%, but the public is more cautious, expecting a 2.52% growth and a 2.21% inflation rate. The optimism index for the local stock market has also improved. Additionally, 45.9% of Taiwanese anticipate salary increases, a 13.2 percentage point increase from 2022, while those expecting a steady monthly income dropped by 10.9 percentage points to 47.6%. Only 32.4% believe their year-end bonus will be less than one month’s salary, a decrease of 5.6 percentage points from the previous year.

A survey by Cathay Financial Holdings reveals a rise in Taiwan’s economic confidence, with the outlook index turning positive and stock market optimism rebounding. The December survey shows that 70% of the population expects the economic growth rate to exceed 2% in 2024, while 55% anticipate the inflation rate to remain above 2%. These expectations differ slightly from projections by the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting, and Statistics (DGBAS), which forecasts a 3.35% economic growth rate and an inflation rate of 1.64% for 2024. The DGBAS data suggests that people may be more conservative about economic expansion and anticipate higher inflation. Additionally, expectations for salary adjustments have improved compared to 2022, with 45.9% of those surveyed predicting wage increases. Of these, 9.2% believe raises will exceed 3%, and 47.6% expect monthly regular wages to stay the same. Taiwan’s current situation confidence index has climbed from -23.2 in November to -3.0 in December, while the future outlook confidence index has improved from -9.1 to 3.6, signaling growing optimism about Taiwan’s upcoming economic climate.

通訊軟體LINE及旗下金融公司LINE Financial、日本最大券商野村控股（Nomura Holdings Inc.）宣布簽訂合資協議，計劃於今年6月1日在日本成立LINE Securities公司，聚焦證券事業。