[Tips] Category: Taiwan Sort by: visit | title   7 records found in 1 pages. Page: 1 S&P: Taiwan's Credit Rating Remains Stable   URL: http://web.tranda.com.tw/~aproc/aproc-news/e4/messages/16.html   Taiwan Newsletter titled "S&P: Taiwan's Credit Rating Remains Stable". The agency's most recent ratings for the island are AA+ for long-term foreign-currency credit, A-1+ for short-term foreign-currency credit, AA+ for long-term local-currency credit, and A-1+ for short-term local-currency credit. Overall, the S&P said, the island's outlook is stable.   1163 visits has been made through our site.   Thomson Financial BankWatch   URL: http://www.bankwatch.com/   Thomson Financial BankWatch is the world's largest bank credit rating agency, providing ratings research and analysis on more than 1000 financial institutions in over 95 countries. Thomson Financial BankWatch also produces Bankstat- a powerful software that gives you access to current and historical financial information on over 10,000 banks in 190 countries. Thomson Financial BankWatch is a Thomson Financial company.   1130 visits has been made through our site.   Taiwan's sovereign credit rating unchanged   URL: http://web.tranda.com.tw/~aproc/aproc-news/e2/messages/99.html   The Newsletter in Taiwan posts an progress report with headline "S&P: Taiwan's Sovereign Credit Rating Unchanged after Earthquake". Standard and Poor, the international credit rating company, noted on Oct. 13 that Taiwan's long- and short-term sovereign credit rating remained unchanged at AA+ and A-1+ following the Sept. 21 earthquake, and that the island's long-term rating prospect remained stable.   925 visits has been made through our site.   Chung Shing's credit rating cut   URL: http://www.taipeitimes.com/news/2000/05/05/brief/0000007065   This news article is provided by Taipei Times. Chung Shing Bank's credit rating was cut by Taiwan Ratings Corp a week after it was placed on "creditwatch," amid government allegations that some of its senior managers violated lending regulations.   896 visits has been made through our site.   The Role of APEC in Taiwan - Canada Relations   URL: http://www.cc.ntu.edu.tw/~yang/apec-paper-3.htm   This link is a study relevant to APEC. The main objective of this study is to explore the possible confrontation as well cooperation between Taiwan and Canada in the future under the framework of APEC. The organization of this paper is as follows: Section I first summarizes the features in APEC’s development. Section II contrasts the respective roles of Canada and Taiwan in APEC. Section III addresses the possible confrontations that both countries will encounter against each other due to their participation in APEC. Section IV suggests areas of their prospective cooperation on the basis of their common interests and values in APEC. The final section concludes the good and bad in the development of bilateral ties between Taiwan and Canada under the APEC multilateral forum.   864 visits has been made through our site.   Beijing and Taipei Disagree on Taiwan's WTO Title   URL: http://taiwansecurity.org/News/CT-991201-WTO-Title.htm   This article 'Beijing and Taipei Disagree on Taiwan's WTO Title' is provided by China Times, on 1 December, 1999. It is posted on Taiwan Security Organization. Both Beijing and Taipei disagree on TAiwan's WTO title. Beijing does not oppose Taiwan's accession into the WTO, but Taiwan must join in the capacity of a "single customs territory" and they must use the name Chinese Taipei as stipulated in 1993.   598 visits has been made through our site.   Taiwan's Chen Moves to Avert Constitutional Crisis   URL: http://www.taiwansecurity.org/Reu/Reuters-103000.htm   "Taiwan's Chen Moves to Avert Constitutional Crisis" is about the Taiwan's government financial markets battered by its decision to halt construction of a controversial nuclear power plant. This was written on Oct. 30, 2000.   572 visits has been made through our site.   7 records found in 1 pages. Page: 1 © 2000 The Chinese University of Hong Kong