FSC: Enhancing Financial Resilience, Establishing Real Estate Lending Exposure Dashboard
Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has completed the "Real Estate Lending Exposure Dashboard" as part of the first phase of its digital reporting and analysis mechanism for banking supervision, aiming to enhance financial institutions' resilience and risk oversight. This initiative also includes consumer protection and the promotion of asset management centers.
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(Central News Agency reporter Lu Yen-tzu, Taipei, 8th) The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) reported that to strengthen financial institutions' capital resilience and risk supervision, the first phase of system platform establishment for the digital reporting and analysis mechanism for banking supervision has been completed. Trial reporting for lending and credit card businesses commenced on October 1 last year, and the real estate lending exposure dashboard has been established.
The Legislative Yuan's Finance Committee will review the FSC's 2026 budget proposal next week and conduct inquiries.
The FSC's written report outlines six major policy priorities: enhancing financial resilience and risk supervision, improving market discipline and corporate governance, implementing consumer rights protection, inclusive finance, and fraud prevention, developing an Asian asset management center with Taiwanese characteristics, promoting financial technology innovation and services, and advancing green and transition finance.
The FSC stated that for the fiscal year 2026, the revenue budget is NT$883,070,000, an annual increase of NT$60,000, while the expenditure budget is NT$1,824,729,000, an annual increase of NT$121,619,000. This increase is mainly due to personnel expenses, shared management fees for elevator replacement in the Banqiao Station office building, funds for overseas assignments, and outsourcing administrative tasks.
Reviewing the implementation results of last year's policy plan, the FSC explained that in strengthening financial institutions' capital resilience and risk supervision, it promoted the digital reporting and analysis mechanism for banking supervision. The first phase of system platform establishment was completed last year, and trial reporting for lending and credit card businesses commenced on October 1 last year, with the real estate lending exposure dashboard already established.
Regarding the implementation of consumer rights protection and inclusive finance, the FSC stated that financial institutions collectively intercepted 14,259 cases last year, with an intercepted amount exceeding NT$11.2 billion. In addition, to strengthen consumer protection measures for financing and leasing businesses, eligible financing and leasing operators were included in the application of the "Financial Consumer Protection Act." The first phase took effect in September last year, the second phase in March this year, covering 13 financing and leasing operators invested by financial institutions, and the third phase is expected to be implemented in September this year.
In promoting the Asian asset management center, the FSC explained that since last year, it has approved 9 new banks to conduct high-net-worth business. As of the end of March this year, 21 banks have been approved and have commenced high-net-worth business. The total number of high-net-worth clients in Taiwan reached 23,206, with assets under management (AUM) totaling NT$2.3999 trillion.
The FSC stated that the Kaohsiung Special Zone for the Asian Asset Management Center officially opened in July last year. As of the end of April this year, 56 financial institutions, including 21 banks, 16 securities investment trust and securities investment consulting companies, 13 securities firms, and 6 insurance companies, have been approved to pilot operations in the Kaohsiung Special Zone.
The FSC explained that to promote Taiwan's unique personal investment and savings accounts (TISA), the first phase of TISA was launched in July last year, with over 130,000 accounts opened and 25 investment trust companies and 45 funds participating. (Editor: Pan Yi-ching) 1150508
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(Central News Agency reporter Lu Yen-tzu, Taipei, 8th) The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) reported that to strengthen financial institutions' capital resilience and risk supervision, the first phase of system platform establishment for the digital reporting and analysis mechanism for banking supervision has been completed. Trial reporting for lending and credit card businesses commenced on October 1 last year, and the real estate lending exposure dashboard has been established.
The Legislative Yuan's Finance Committee will review the FSC's 2026 budget proposal next week and conduct inquiries.
The FSC's written report outlines six major policy priorities: enhancing financial resilience and risk supervision, improving market discipline and corporate governance, implementing consumer rights protection, inclusive finance, and fraud prevention, developing an Asian asset management center with Taiwanese characteristics, promoting financial technology innovation and services, and advancing green and transition finance.
The FSC stated that for the fiscal year 2026, the revenue budget is NT$883,070,000, an annual increase of NT$60,000, while the expenditure budget is NT$1,824,729,000, an annual increase of NT$121,619,000. This increase is mainly due to personnel expenses, shared management fees for elevator replacement in the Banqiao Station office building, funds for overseas assignments, and outsourcing administrative tasks.
Reviewing the implementation results of last year's policy plan, the FSC explained that in strengthening financial institutions' capital resilience and risk supervision, it promoted the digital reporting and analysis mechanism for banking supervision. The first phase of system platform establishment was completed last year, and trial reporting for lending and credit card businesses commenced on October 1 last year, with the real estate lending exposure dashboard already established.
Regarding the implementation of consumer rights protection and inclusive finance, the FSC stated that financial institutions collectively intercepted 14,259 cases last year, with an intercepted amount exceeding NT$11.2 billion. In addition, to strengthen consumer protection measures for financing and leasing businesses, eligible financing and leasing operators were included in the application of the "Financial Consumer Protection Act." The first phase took effect in September last year, the second phase in March this year, covering 13 financing and leasing operators invested by financial institutions, and the third phase is expected to be implemented in September this year.
In promoting the Asian asset management center, the FSC explained that since last year, it has approved 9 new banks to conduct high-net-worth business. As of the end of March this year, 21 banks have been approved and have commenced high-net-worth business. The total number of high-net-worth clients in Taiwan reached 23,206, with assets under management (AUM) totaling NT$2.3999 trillion.
The FSC stated that the Kaohsiung Special Zone for the Asian Asset Management Center officially opened in July last year. As of the end of April this year, 56 financial institutions, including 21 banks, 16 securities investment trust and securities investment consulting companies, 13 securities firms, and 6 insurance companies, have been approved to pilot operations in the Kaohsiung Special Zone.
The FSC explained that to promote Taiwan's unique personal investment and savings accounts (TISA), the first phase of TISA was launched in July last year, with over 130,000 accounts opened and 25 investment trust companies and 45 funds participating. (Editor: Pan Yi-ching) 1150508
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