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Corporate Governance in Taiwan’s Financial Institutions 53
Corporate Governance in Taiwan’s Financial Institutions
LEE, Lawrence L.
Abstract
Taiwan is facing the threat of systemic risk in financial markets. Universal standards
have to be established for corporate governance of financial institutions. This article addresses
some important issues and concepts in the governance of multinational financial institutions.
Structural approaches to corporate governance differ from country to country. An important
task for Taiwan’s financial supervisors and regulators is to ensure that incentives
exist to encourage senior bank management to adopt good regulatory practices that approximate
the economic risk exposure of the financial institution. An analysis of corporate
governance within the framework of international financial markets is attempted to find out
how the standards of the OECD Principles can be applied in a way that can effectively reduce
systemic risk to Taiwan’s financial institutions..