英文摘要 |
With abundant business opportunities being expected under the signing of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (abbreviated ECFA) with Mainland China, Taiwan’s financial institutions will still encounter various potential risks including country risk, credit risk, market risk and operational risk. These risks will definitely become enormous challenges to the financial supervisory agencies once the economic downturn happens in these two markets and other global markets. So Taiwan’s government, on one hand, has started the dual engines-investment and export-to aim to sustain the development of financial institutions and other local industries; and on the other hand, has started to review the existing financial risk management system to prepare a better solution. We study and illustrate the modifications of the financial supervisory systems in US, UK and EU, and especially focus on the risk management system of Australia, the country that was not suffered from the financial crisis originated from the subprime mortgage crash in the US. Comparing these systems with the local ones, we try to offer suggestions, specifically in overall supervision, systematic risk management and customer protection, to local financial supervisory agencies in the hope that a better solution will be established soon. |