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Trust Business Monopoly In Taiwan Is Over, Market Now Open For Fund Players

Under the proposed rules, Taiwanese banks will no longer have a monopoly on the $232 billion trust industry, Asian Investor reports. August 2008 has been a truly auspicious month for the Taiwanese fund management scene. Never mind that global markets ...

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19 Dec 2008
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  • Client: WVU Foundation
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