Despite the euphoria of the onshore wealth management industry in Taiwan over the relaxation of regulations on product sales, an FICC (fixed income, currencies and commodities) salesman from a European investment bank reveals that the reality on the ground is somewhat different. “The onshore private banks [in Taiwan] have succeeded, thus far, by selling plain vanilla products,” notes the salesman,…
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