英文摘要 |
Given the scattered money transmission regulations in Taiwan, this article first organizes the relevant regulations and tries to articulate the regulated scope. After picturing the regulation structure, this article will focus on the structural issue with respect to the line between the money transmission regulations and the Banking Act. This structural issue mainly will be in relation to the stored-value and remittance business since there is no clear or appropriate standard to distinguish whether banking law should apply to these two businesses under the money transmission regulatory regime in Taiwan. In order to propose an optimal distinction line and, in the meantime, strike the balance of risk control and the money transmission business development, this article advises that we should take systemic risk control theory into consideration to re-establish the prudential regulatory framework for money transmission business. After analyzing and comparing the systemic risk degree of deposit-taking and m oney transmission businesses, this article confirms that a Macro-Prudential Regulation should not apply to money transmission institutions. As for the approach to deregulate money transmission institutions from a Micro-Prudential Regulation perspective, this article will conduct a comparative legal analysis on the relevant US and EU regulations to establish an optimal regulatory framework which is in line with the systemic risk control theory. In conclusion, based on the systemic risk control purpose, this article will examine both US and EU regulations and evaluate the prudential regulation designs in order to address the structural problem entrenched in Taiwan’s money transmission regulatory framework and to advise the optimal amendments. |