Domestic Banks' Loans to 5 Trust Industries Up NT$90.8 Billion Monthly, First-Stage Achievement Rate 75%
Taiwan's FSC announced that as of end-April, domestic banks' outstanding loans to the five trust industries increased by NT$90.8 billion month-on-month, achieving 75.67% of the first-stage growth target. The security control industry saw the largest increase.
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(Central News Agency, Reporter Su Siyun, Taipei, 10th) The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) announced that as of the end of April, the outstanding loan balance of domestic banks to the five trust industries was NT$4.3251 trillion, an increase of NT$90.8 billion from the baseline at the end of March. The first-stage growth target is NT$120 billion, translating to an achievement rate of 75.67%. Looking at the monthly increase, the security control industry recorded the largest growth of NT$31.2 billion.
In line with the Executive Yuan's approved "Five Trust Industries Promotion Plan" key policies and industry development needs, the FSC established the "Incentive Plan for Domestic Banks to Lend to the Five Trust Industries" on February 3 this year. This plan succeeds the original Six Core Strategic Industries Plan. The lending targets include the five trust industries: semiconductors, artificial intelligence, military industry, security control, and next-generation communications. The implementation period is divided into three phases. The first phase runs from April to December this year, with a target loan increase of NT$120 billion.
The FSC pointed out that as of the end of April, the outstanding loan balance for the five trust industries was NT$4.3251 trillion, an increase of NT$90.8 billion from the baseline of NT$4.2343 trillion at the end of March, reaching 75.67% of the first-phase target.
Observing the monthly increase, the security control industry led with an increase of NT$31.2 billion, followed by the next-generation communications industry with NT$24.3 billion, and the artificial intelligence industry with NT$23.5 billion.
Regarding the main factors for the change in loan balances, the FSC stated that after consulting with banks, it was found that most companies adjusted their short-term and medium-term borrowings due to factors such as industry characteristics, production cycles, or capital costs.
According to FSC statistics, the top five banks with the largest loan balances as of the end of April were Bank of Taiwan, First Commercial Bank, Mega International Commercial Bank, Taiwan Cooperative Bank, and Chang Hwa Commercial Bank. (Editor: Yang Kaixiang) 1150610
In line with the Executive Yuan's approved "Five Trust Industries Promotion Plan" key policies and industry development needs, the FSC established the "Incentive Plan for Domestic Banks to Lend to the Five Trust Industries" on February 3 this year. This plan succeeds the original Six Core Strategic Industries Plan. The lending targets include the five trust industries: semiconductors, artificial intelligence, military industry, security control, and next-generation communications. The implementation period is divided into three phases. The first phase runs from April to December this year, with a target loan increase of NT$120 billion.
The FSC pointed out that as of the end of April, the outstanding loan balance for the five trust industries was NT$4.3251 trillion, an increase of NT$90.8 billion from the baseline of NT$4.2343 trillion at the end of March, reaching 75.67% of the first-phase target.
Observing the monthly increase, the security control industry led with an increase of NT$31.2 billion, followed by the next-generation communications industry with NT$24.3 billion, and the artificial intelligence industry with NT$23.5 billion.
Regarding the main factors for the change in loan balances, the FSC stated that after consulting with banks, it was found that most companies adjusted their short-term and medium-term borrowings due to factors such as industry characteristics, production cycles, or capital costs.
According to FSC statistics, the top five banks with the largest loan balances as of the end of April were Bank of Taiwan, First Commercial Bank, Mega International Commercial Bank, Taiwan Cooperative Bank, and Chang Hwa Commercial Bank. (Editor: Yang Kaixiang) 1150610
FAQ
What are the five trust industries?
Semiconductors, AI, military, security control, and next-gen communications.
What is the first-stage loan target?
NT$120 billion.
What was the achievement rate at end-April?
75.67%.