Hualien Business Bank
Hualien Business Bank (Chinese: 花蓮企銀) was a bank in the Republic of China on Taiwan. A small bank with 31 branches, it ran into difficult financial times, and the government seized control of it in January 2007.[1] In June, its assets were auctioned off to Chinatrust Financial Holding.[2]
See also
- List of banks in Taiwan
- Republic of China
- Economy of Taiwan
- List of companies of Taiwan
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Banks of TaiwanBanking in Taiwan
Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
- Bank of Taiwan
- Bank of Kaohsiung
- Bank SinoPac
- Cathay United Bank
- Chang Hwa Bank
- COTA Commercial Bank
- CTBC Bank
- CTBC Financial Holding
- E.SUN Commercial Bank
- Farmers Bank of China
- Fubon Financial Holding Co.
- HSBC Bank (Taiwan)
- Hualien Business Bank
- KGI Bank
- King's Town Bank
- Mega International Commercial Bank
- Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank
- Taichung Bank
- Taipei Fubon Bank
- Taishin International Bank
- Taiwan Cooperative Bank
- Taiwan Financial Holdings Group
- Union Bank of Taiwan
- LINE Bank
- Rakuten Bank
- Financial Supervisory Commission
- Ministry of Economic Affairs
- Ministry of Finance
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