Taichung Bank

Taichung Bank

Infobox_Company
company_name = Taichung Commercial Bank
company_
company_type = Public ( [http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=2812.TW TSEC:2812] )
company_slogan =
foundation = flagicon|TWN1953
location = flagicon|TWN Taichung, Taiwan
key_people = Huang Chou-Nan, Chairman
num_employees = 2,072 (2007)
industry = Banking
products = Financial Services
revenue = profitNTD 6.14. billion (2007)
net_income = profitNTD 2.05 billion (2007)
homepage = [http://www.tcbbank.com.tw/english/enghome.htm www.tcbbank.com.tw]

The Taichung Commercial Bank (zh-t|t=台中銀行|) ( [http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=2812.TW TSEC:2812] ) is a public bank, headquartered in Taichung City, Taiwan. The Bank was formerly the Taichung District Joint Saving Company that was approved and established in April 1953.

Fitch Ratings has assigned ratings to Taiwan's Taichung Commercial Bank (TCB) as follows: 'BBB-' (BBB minus) Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR), 'F3' Short-term IDR, 'A(twn)' National Long-term rating, 'F1(twn)' National Short-term rating, 'C/D' Individual rating, '5' Support rating and 'NF' Support Rating Floor. The Outlooks on the IDR and National Long-term ratings are Stable. [http://www.fitchratings.com.tw/news/2008052901.html?statid=156107940 Fitch Assigns Ratings to Taichung Commercial Bank]

ee also

*Economy of Taiwan
*Taiwan yen
*Old Taiwan dollar
*Republic of China
*Taichung


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