ESG

Aligning with Global Standards: IFRS S2 and TNFD As global sustainability standards evolve and ESG disclosure shifts from voluntary to mandatory, Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ) remains at the forefront of empowering financial institutions with data-driven, locally relevant solutions. On July 4, 2025, TEJ hosted the 2025 ESG Seminar in Taipei, drawing wide participation from banks, […]

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.

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”.

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.

TEJ [Directors & Supervisor’s Remunerations database] provides various information related to the remuneration of directors and supervisors, ranging from total remuneration and salary, numbers, remuneration to income ratio to the information of directors, supervisors, and managers’ remuneration and salaries. Up to 55 sub-blocks, users can experience the most complete and accurate Taiwan’s remuneration of directors, supervisors, and managers. This article will introduce the importance of directors’ and supervisors’ remunerations information, applications, and how to find these data.