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Founded in 1953 as the "Taichung District Mutual Loans and Savings Company," the institution was restructured and renamed Taichung Commercial Bank in 1998. It has since grown into a significant publicly listed bank in Taiwan, offering a full suite of financial products. Its core operations include deposits, corporate and retail loans, foreign exchange, wealth management, digital banking, and insurance services. The bank's mission is centered on being a reliable partner for its customers, creating wealth, and contributing to society through stable and professional financial services.

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Taichung Commercial Bank

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22 8월 1953 (72 Years)

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