| 英文摘要 |
Since the end of 2019, Covid-19 has had a significant impact on global economic development. The epidemic situation in Taiwan has gradually increased from the time when the new coronavirus virus was discovered to the time when Taiwan being upgraded to level three. This study selects three representative events during the period, and uses the event study to observe the abnormal returns of Taiwan’s financial holding companies. The result shows that with the rise of the epidemic in Taiwan, investors’confidence in the banking industry has decreased. In addition, the higher the proportion of foreign investment positions in the life insurance industry, the lower the investor's confidence in the financial holding companies. Third, when the growth rate of the number of confirmed cases in Taiwan is higher than that of the USA, a negative impact on the abnormal returns of the financial holding industry is observed. Finally, the impact of the epidemic on the stock price of financial holdings cannot be absorbed by the market in a short time, so it is inferred that Taiwan financial holdings does not fit in the efficient market hypothesis. |