Taiwan’s regulators are making efforts to boost the nation’s onshore private banking business, especially through the liberalisation of structured products-related distribution, but a seasoned investment banker warns the local industry to tame its euphoria and be wary of risks when so few issuers play such a dominant role in the space. “There is a large concentration of derivatives in the…
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