Chief executive · Taiwan
Hsu Wei-Wen
Also written as許維文
Hsu Wei-Wen is named as President (總經理) of Union Bank of Taiwan on news.cnyes.com, as at 6 August 2026.
Roles
1 institution · Elucidate research
Union Bank of Taiwan Taiwan
- Chief executive
- President (總經理)
Union Bank of Taiwan
Taiwan · Financial institution · researched 29 Sep 2026
Union Bank of Taiwan is a commercial bank incorporated in Taiwan as a company limited by shares, with its head office in Taipei. Its ordinary shares are listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
- BIC
- UBOTTWTP
- Type
- Financial institution
- Regulation
- Not on a tracked register
- Country
- Taiwan
- Head office
- Taipei, Taiwan
- Website
- ubot.com.tw ↗
- Total assets
- TWD 1.06tn 31 Dec 2025
- Employees
- 3,922 31 Dec 2025
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