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TEJ held the “TCRI 2026 Industry Outlook Seminar” on March 20, offering an in-depth analysis of how the rapidly changing global political and economic landscape is affecting Taiwan’s industries and creating new development opportunities. The seminar also explored how the rapid evolution of AI is shaping a polarized development pattern in Taiwan’s electronics industry. The seminar covered a broad range of macro-level topics, including the impact of the Middle East conflict on the international political and economic environment, the challenges and transformation faced by traditional industries amid geopolitical tensions, and how Taiwan’s electronics industry is diverging into two distinct development trajectories under the AI trend. The seminar aimed to provide Taiwan’s industrial sector with a clearer roadmap for future development.
In 2025, Taiwanese companies are officially entering the era of comprehensive sustainability disclosure. Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ) released the latest TESG Ratings November 3, revealing significant changes in the completeness, accuracy, and alignment with international standards of corporate disclosures. With the adoption of the new GRI Standards, biodiversity-related issues, and SASB industry-specific indicators, corporate sustainability disclosure is no longer merely about “responding to disclosure requirements,” but has become a key indicator of competitiveness.
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On March 28, 2025, Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ) hosted the “TCRI 2025 Industry Outlook Seminar,” providing an in-depth analysis of the complex global economic landscape and its impact on Taiwanese industries. The seminar emphasized the burgeoning potential of AI technologies and covered international political and economic developments, challenges faced by traditional industries, and strategies for the electronics sector amidst trade wars and technological competition.
As Taiwan’s financial market continues to develop, the number of listed companies has steadily increased, reflecting the growing vitality of the local capital market and the expansion of corporate scale (Figure 1). In this context, shareholders’ meetings are not only a key part of corporate governance, but also an important focus for investors. They often involve critical information such as future business direction, dividend distribution, capital increases, and capital reductions, all of which may affect investment returns.
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Based on its robust connection to academic research and databases, TEJ actively engages in academic conferences on finance and accounting, fostering collaboration with scholars and sharing practical insights.
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On November 1, Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ) released the latest TESG Rating for 2,462 companies. 498 companies were upgraded, 464 were downgraded, and 76 were changed by more than 2 levels, with 8 changing by more than 3 levels.
Since the establishment in April 1990, TEJ (Taiwan Economic Journal) has devoted itself to building financial databases, focusing on providing basic information for investors in the security market. After 30 years of hard efforts, TEJ has now become one of the most representative financial database providers for Taiwan. Most of all, instead of sticking to the status quo, TEJ aligns with the current trends, and has successfully transformed into a financial full service consulting company.
With National Taiwan University in turn this year, The Eleventh International Conference of the Journal of International Accounting Research (JIAR International Conference) is held at Regent Taipei Hotel on June 20 and 21. The conference focused on critical ESG issues, such as “How carbon pricing will affect a company’s financial conditions” and “The role that the board plays in ESG-related issues”.
On June 21, TEJ (Taiwan Economic Journal) held a seminar titled “Sustainable Finance from Dual Perspectives: Climate and Nature”. The seminar focused on sharing practical experiences in “Investing and Financing Carbon Reduction Management – TCFD” and “Coexistence with Nature – TNFD”, providing insights into frameworks and practical experiences. The seminar invited several distinguished speakers: Mr. […]
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2024 International Conference of Taiwan Finance Association (TFA) is held at National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology (NKUST) on June 7 and 8. The conference theme this year is “Reflection on FinTech Innovation: Opportunities and Risks”, where TEJ is invited to lecture on “ESG Index – Strategy Construction and Backtesting”.
Taiwan Economy Journal (TEJ) and National Chengchi University College of Social Sciences (NCCU LiSSi) have recently announced a collaboration. Together we integrate TEJ data with NCCU’s expertise in remote sensing and disaster information to create a brand new solution — Physical Disaster Risk Loss Valuation. This solution aims to assist Taiwanese financial institutions in identifying physical risks associated with operational locations and investment portfolios. It provides risk predictions and loss assessments for both base and future periods, enhancing risk management efficiency and asset protection.
In today’s globalized economy, real-time and reliable financial information is vital for businesses, policymakers, and academic researchers. TEJ (Taiwan Economic Journal), with our excellent data quality and professional standards, has long been highly regarded in the field of financial databases in Taiwan. Moreover, scholars have published over a hundred research papers using TEJ data in international journals, highlighting the database’s significance and influence in academic citations.
On June 21, TEJ (Taiwan Economic Journal) held a seminar titled “Sustainable Finance from Dual Perspectives: Climate and Nature”. The seminar focused on sharing practical experiences in “Investing and Financing Carbon Reduction Management – TCFD” and “Coexistence with Nature – TNFD”, providing insights into frameworks and practical experiences.
TEJ released its latest TESG rating results on May 2nd 2024. To align with the new regulations, five indicators related to ”Enhancing ESG Disclosure” were added, where the importance of information security still continues. Up to now, more than 20% of listed and OTC companies have established CISO (Chief Information Security Officer), indicating the emphasis companies put on Information Security and Transparency.