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Financial Literacy Education

Promotion of Trust Business

    1. Participated in the "Cares Expo Taipei 2023" in September 2023, alongside long-term care matching platform providers. The event combined the themes of senior finance and senior care and held 12 sessions of the "Care Trust for Ensuring a Worry-Free Retirement" seminar, which addressed numerous challenges faced by the elderly and retirees, targeting senior citizens, industry peers, healthcare service providers, and individuals facing difficulties in accessing financial services due to time constraints, geographical limitations, or disadvantaged circumstances. Promoting the concept of "Trust 2.0," focusing on "warmth and care," and highlighting three key topics: "Care Trust," "Lease and Trust Combined with Care Trust," and "Insurance Premium Trust" that aim to comprehensively prevent fraud. Leveraging the expertise of the Bank's trust business, aimed to jointly construct a trust protection network to safeguard the assets of senior citizens. 
    2. To promote the concept of trusts, Chang Hwa Bank collaborated with National Taipei University of Business in November 2023 to offer 8 micro-credit courses under the name "Chang Hwa Bank Financial Program." These courses included lectures on trust-related topics. Additionally, 1 trust-related lecture titled "Trust Business Development and Prospects" was offered in collaboration with the Department of Finance, Ming Chuan University. The lectures began with an introduction to basic trust concepts and regulations, providing students with a foundation in trust principles. They also included practical exampl es of fraud prevention for the elderly and diverse applications of trusts. 
    3. To promote the concept of care trusts and safeguard the assets of the elderly, the Bank conducted seminars at various long-term care institutions, social welfare organizations, schools, and community development associations. As of December 2023, the Bank has held a total of 145 seminars on care trusts and anti-fraud awareness for the elderly, with over a thousand participants. Among these, a joint online seminar on care trusts was held in collaboration with the Kaohsiung Dementia Association. The seminar covered financial topics such as trusts and anti-fraud measures for the elderly. Participants included family members of individuals with dementia, primary caregivers, long-term care professionals, volunteers, and the general public. The online seminar had a total of 87 participants.

Financial Education Seminars for Financial Customers

  1. In 2023, 6 financial education seminars for financial customers were organized to provide opportunities for financial literacy, establish correct financial concepts, and promote industry-academia cooperation and financial industry exchanges.
  2. Financial Education Seminars for Financial Customers

Promotion of Sustainable Finance

  • The Bank was invited to participate in the "Taipei City Development Project Building Net-Zero Design and Photovoltaic Application Workshop," organized by the Department of Environmental Protection, Taipei City Government in 2023. We served as a speaker at the event, which was targeted at the construction industry and interested members of the public. We shared information on the current state of green finance in Taiwan and the Bank's ESG performance, reaching a total of 40 attendees. The meeting provided information and policies related to netzero emissions and facilitated discussions with attendees. The objective was to encourage businesses and investors to prioritize relevant industries and integrate sustainability planning into their ESG strategy development, thereby enhancing environmental benefits.
  • To support the recovery of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) after the pandemic and align with international ESG development trends, the Bank collaborated with the Taiwan Small & Medium Enterprise Counseling Foundation to organize the "2023 Seminar on Care and Service for SMEs and Enhancing Financial Competitiveness Program- Post- Pandemic Revitalization, SME Upgrading, Transformation, and Sustainable Carbon Reduction." The seminar aimed to assist SMEs in comprehending the concept of sustainability, enabling them to prepare for as well as adapting their business strategies and attracted a total of 62 participants.

Financial Literacy Education Activities for Disadvantaged Groups

  1. For underserved groups such as children and youth, students, the elderly, residents in rural areas, indigenous people, etc., which do not have full access to mainstream financial services, the Bank hosted and cooperated with the FSC to organize numerous financial or digital literacy education and publicity activities to share financial information such as concept of money, savings, lending, trust and digital finance, and strengthen the emphasis on financial fraud prevention and information security to enhance financial literacy and security awareness.
  2. 2022 Financial Literacy Education Activities for Disadvantaged Groups

Promote Digital Finance to Assist Rural Development

The Bank has entrenched itself in rural or hard-to-reach areas where development is more restricted throughout Taiwan, including Pingxi District, Wulai District, and Wanli District in New Taipei City; Daxi District in Taoyuan City; Beipu Township and Emei Township in Hsinchu County; Fenyuan Township in Changhua County; Cihtong Township in Yunlin County; Xingang Township in Chiayi County; and Changzhi Township, Zhutian Township, and Kanding Township in Pingtung County, where access to financial services is limited. Actively promoted digital finance, SMEs and Young Entrepreneur Financing Loans, wealth management, and anti-fraud services to local business districts and micro businesses. The primary objective was to encourage local residents to utilize digital financial services. Simultaneously, we provided on-site guidance to merchants on the adoption and use of mobile payments. This not only reduced physical cash transactions but also enhanced business competitiveness through diverse payment methods. It also promoted the digital literacy of residents, driving the adoption of mobile payments and the development of digital finance. In total, we have conducted 15 promotional briefings, with approximately 530 participants