The statistical data on loans to small and medium-sized enterprises by domestic banks
From January 101, the term "small and medium enterprises" in this table refers to small and medium enterprises that meet the "Small and Medium Enterprise Recognition Standards" in addition to increasing the small-scale businesses and enterprises that are guaranteed by the Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund and comply with Article 5 of the Business Registration Act. Therefore, this statistical data is also updated in accordance and retroactive to January 101.
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彭先生 (02-89689879)
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Every January
License
Open Government Data License, version 1.0
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free
Publish date
2015-01-30
Dataset type
Primary data
Updated time
2024-11-07 14:54
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Keyword
Financial Supervisory Commission Banking Bureau Global Information NetworkSmall and medium-sized enterprise loans
Note
1. Data source: Detailed operational data files and correction application forms submitted through the web by various banks, and related reports from the "Single Reporting Window".2. Since January 2012, in addition to small and medium-sized enterprises that meet the "Small and Medium Enterprise Recognition Standards," small-scale businesses guaranteed by the Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund according to Article 5 of the Business Registration Act are also included in this table. Therefore, the statistical data are also updated accordingly and retroactively traced back to January 2012.3. The term "loans" in this table includes overdrafts, discounts, short-term, medium- and long-term loans, import and export bill financing, accounts receivable financing with recourse and advanced payments, and collection payments. All corporate loans include loans to private enterprises, public enterprises, and financial institutions. Loans to private enterprises also include those to financial institutions.4. On January 1, 2005, Taipei Bank and Fubon Bank merged and were renamed Taipei Fubon Bank; Chong Hsing Bank was comprehensively assumed by Union Bank on March 19, 2005; Yangtze Bank and Koosin Bank merged on November 26, 2005; Chung Tye Bank and Taiwan Shin Kong Bank merged on December 31, 2005; Tainan Business Bank was renamed King's Town Bank on May 3, 2006; Cooperative Bank and Farmers Bank merged on May 1, 2006; Taitung Business Bank merged into ABN AMRO Bank on September 22, 2007, and was renamed Yuanta Bank on April 19, 2010; Hua Nan Bank was renamed Esquire Bank on September 23, 2007; Citibank (Taiwan) merged with Overseas Chinese Bank on December 1, 2007; Bank of China merged with HSBC Bank on March 29, 2008; Po Hwa Bank merged with Standard Chartered Bank on May 24, 2008. Taipei City First Credit Co-Op was approved by the Commission to reorganize as Ta Chiang Commercial Bank with an effective reorganization date of July 1, 2007, and was renamed Rich Development Commercial Bank on October 21, 2013; Bank of Panhsin was renamed KGI Bank starting from 2015; China Development Industrial Bank transferred relevant business to KGI Bank, a commercial bank, on May 1, 2015. Therefore, China Development Industrial Bank had a zero balance for loans to small and medium-sized enterprises starting from June 2015, and its business license was revoked in March 2017.5. Taiwan Industrial Bank was officially restructured as Wangdao Commercial Bank on January 1, 2017.6. King's Town Commercial Bank applied for a correction on June 3, 2017 to the balance of loans to small and medium-sized enterprises from December 2012 to June 2017. Therefore, the total balance for each period and the ratio to the total corporate loans and loans to private enterprises have been adjusted simultaneously.7. From July 2008 to August 2017, the cumulative amount of non-performing loans for loans to small and medium-sized enterprises reached NT142,659 million.(Unit: NT100 million)Authorization Statement URL: http://data.gov.tw/license
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