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Trades about 21% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Taipei Star Bank, established in 1917 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, offers a wide spectrum of banking products and financial services across the nation. The institution provides diverse deposit options, including demand, check, current savings, time, and time savings accounts, alongside negotiable certificates of deposit, comprehensive deposits, project discount deposits, and foreign currency accounts. Beyond deposits, it facilitates domestic foreign exchange and commercial bill transactions. Its extensive lending portfolio features short-term, medium-term, and long-term loans, bill discounting, and letters of credit. Specific loan types include working capital, home, real estate mortgage revolving, and other project loans, as well as construction financing. Taipei Star Bank also offers treasury bills, safe deposit box rentals, and financial guarantees. The bank actively invests in a variety of instruments, such as financial, public, short-term, and corporate bonds, in addition to equity securities. Further services for clients include agent-based collections and payments, foreign currency exchange (for cash and traveler's checks), and a range of insurance and fund products, coupled with comprehensive financial management services. Customers can also access specialized offerings like overseas bond instruments, gold passbook accounts, and trust services, all complemented by modern digital banking solutions, including online and mobile platforms. The bank also extends warehousing, safekeeping, and general agency services. Known originally as Bank of Taipei, Ltd., the company officially adopted its current name, Taipei Star Bank, in May 2016.
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