Land Bank

To celebrate the 80th anniversary of its founding and the 50th anniversary of its badminton team, Land Bank has organized a special exhibition titled “Witnessing Glory, Sustaining Excellence.” The exhibition is being held at the Arts and Culture Corridor of Land Bank’s Head Office from September 1 to November 25. Centered on the curatorial theme “The Arc of Time, The Trajectory of Flight,” the exhibition features historical artifacts, player stories, and interactive experiences to look back on the Bank’s half-century commitment to badminton and its efforts to nurture outstanding athletes. In line with the National Archives Administration, National Development Council’s emphasis on the preservation of historical and cultural archives, the Bank has also incorporated archival materials to highlight key stories from its badminton team, underscoring the enduring value of these precious historical records.     The special exhibition is organized around three main themes. The first, “Taking Off: The Seeds of Badminton in the 1970s,” takes visitors back to 1976, when the Land Bank badminton team was established. The display features rare historical records, including official documents, historical photographs, wooden badminton rackets, early uniforms, and team banners, illustrating the team’s journey from its humble beginnings to steady growth and success.     The second theme, “The Golden Generation and Cradle of National Team Players,” showcases the Bank’s long-standing partnerships with schools to develop badminton talent. Over the years, Land Bank has gradually built a comprehensive development system spanning junior high schools, senior high schools, universities, and elite corporate teams. Through player interviews, training records, and behind-the-scenes footage, visitors can gain a firsthand look at the athletes’ dedication off the court, as well as the Bank’s long-term achievements in nurturing players and advancing the development of badminton in Taiwan.     The third theme, “Glory at the Peak: From Land Bank to the Top of the World,” highlights the team’s outstanding achievements on the global stage and celebrates its major triumphs at top-tier international competitions, including the Asian Games, the BWF World Championships, and the Olympic Games. The exhibition showcases iconic medals, trophies, and memorabilia from these international tournaments, including Wang Chi-Lin’s two Olympic gold medals, along with his Olympic jerseys and shoes. These exhibits recreate the historic moments when the Bank’s athletes competed globally and brought honor to Taiwan. Moving forward, Land Bank will continue to invest in the development of badminton talent and support more outstanding athletes as they strive for excellence.     The exhibition also features an interactive photo zone showcasing images of outstanding badminton players nurtured by the Bank. Through engaging interactive activities, visitors can select their favorite athletes, create personalized photos, and take home a unique keepsake.     The “Witnessing Glory, Sustaining Excellence” special exhibition is open to the public free of charge from September 1 to November 25. Opening hours are weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The exhibition is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays. Limited-edition souvenirs will be available during the exhibition, along with occasional pop-up events featuring players such as Lin Chun-Yi, Wang Chi-Lin, and Chiu Hsiang-Chieh. Details of the pop-up events will be announced on Land Bank’s official Facebook page. The public is warmly invited to visit the exhibition and experience the passion, dedication, and achievements that have shaped Taiwanese badminton.   Contact person: Liao Cheng-Yu Tel.: 02-2348-3283

On September 1, 2026, the Bank hosted a reception celebrating its 80th anniversary, themed “Roots in the Land, Cultivating the Future of Badminton.” The event welcomed Chuang Tsui-Yun, Minister of Finance, and Chuang Hsou-Yuan, FSC Vice Chairperson, as well as the Bank’s former chairmen and general managers, representatives from the financial sector, and valued corporate clients. Through a commemorative video, the debut of a new mascot, and a special badminton exhibition, attendees witnessed the Bank’s enduring brand spirit: deep roots in Taiwan and steady progress toward the future.     In her remarks, Minister Chuang commended the Bank for its steady operating performance and robust asset quality in recent years. She further highlighted the Bank's alignment with national initiatives while maintaining strong asset quality, serving as a cornerstone for housing finance, industrial growth, and public welfare support. FSC Vice Chairperson Chuang also praised the Bank for its corporate culture of integrity and its steadfast commitment to protecting customer rights, as well as for actively fulfilling its social responsibilities as a state-owned financial institution.     The Bank’s Chairman, He Ying-Ming, pointed out that since its establishment in 1946, Land Bank has been dedicated to its policy-driven mission. From the “37.5% Arable Rent Program,” the distribution of public land, the “Land to the Tillers Policy,” water resources projects, industrial zone development, and public housing to today’s policies such as the redevelopment of dilapidated and aging buildings and the “Youth Preferential Housing Loan,” the Bank has consistently driven national development through the power of finance. Through the dedication of successive leadership teams and all employees, the Bank has built a robust operational foundation, demonstrating its value in combining financial expertise with a social mission.     The opening ceremony of the Bank’s 80th-anniversary celebration reception featured a striking visual display in which the lights at all branches of the Bank across Taiwan were illuminated one by one, extending to overseas branches. This symbolized how the Bank has taken root locally over the past eight decades, gradually but steadily extending its reach to the world. This was followed by an awards ceremony for the charitable trust’s donors, honoring their long-standing commitment to public welfare and their enthusiastic dedication to giving back to society. Their generosity has made a difference in building a more compassionate society. The bank has joined forces with “Xingjian Village” in Yilan to launch an organic rice sponsorship program. Driven by the active participation of its branches across Taiwan, the Bank donated 3,600 kilograms of the harvested organic rice to 12 social welfare organizations, giving back to society through concrete actions. Following the ceremony, an 80th-anniversary commemorative video was played, taking the distinguished guests in attendance on a journey through the Bank’s key historical milestones and memorable moments. The video beautifully highlighted the Bank’s deep-rooted legacy of growing alongside the nation over the past eight decades.     At the 80th-anniversary celebration, Land Bank unveiled its new mascot, a groundhog named “Bobi.” With its friendly and lively demeanor, “Bobi” interacted with attendees, showcasing the Bank’s youthful and dynamic brand identity. Moving forward, “Bobi” will deepen the Bank’s connection with the public through a variety of activities and serve as the Bank's ambassador for special badminton exhibitions, continuing Land Bank’s long-standing support for sports development in Taiwan.     As a 100% state-owned bank deeply rooted in Taiwan for 80 years, the Bank is guided by its core values of “integrity, passion, professionalism, and sustainability.” Looking ahead, it will continue to leverage its financial expertise, stay attuned to customer and industry needs, and deepen its commitment to digital innovation and sustainable development, as it works hand in hand with all sectors of society. The Bank remains dedicated to becoming the most reliable partner for businesses and the most trusted financial institution for the public, moving forward steadily into its next eighty years.   Contact person: Liao Cheng-Yu Tel.: 02-2348-3283

Integrity is key to driving the competitiveness of the financial industry! Land Bank celebrates its 80th anniversary this year. To embed integrity and a culture of compliance into the core values of financial professionals, the Bank held the “2026 Integrity Enhancement Seminar for Financial Professionals” on July 28, 2026, at the Center for Public and Business Administration Education, National Chengchi University. This seminar aimed to foster a sustainable financial environment built on integrity, competence, and transparency.     Companies worldwide have long been promoting “environmental, social, and governance (ESG)” principles, as well as ethical business conduct. In particular, professionalism and integrity in the financial sector are fundamentally intertwined. Against this backdrop, the Bank organized the seminar under the theme “Fostering an Ethical Culture – Enhancing Trust in the Financial Sector.” In doing so, we sought to enhance the ethical awareness and decision-making capabilities of both current and future financial talent. Representatives from regulatory agencies - including the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Justice, the Agency Against Corruption, and the Financial Supervisory Commission - were invited to share their insights and guidance. The seminar also brought together representatives from major state-owned banks and financial industry associations. The seminar attracted more than 260 participants, including representatives from industry, government, and academia, university students, and employees of the Bank.     During his speech, the Bank's General Manager, Chih-Chien, Chang, pointed out that integrity is the cornerstone of the financial sector. Faced with new and evolving risks brought by digital finance, financial professionals must build the strongest line of defense by deeply instilling a sense of integrity within themselves. As Taiwan’s only “specialized real estate credit bank,” Land Bank has maintained a leading market position in real estate lending, trust services, urban renewal, and the reconstruction of derelict buildings. In 2025, the Bank achieved record-high pre-tax earnings of NT$20.034 billion. While maintaining sound business performance, the Bank has also fully integrated ESG principles into its core investment and financing businesses, proactively promoting responsible finance, and supporting companies in their carbon reduction and transition efforts.     General Manager Chang further stated that the Bank is constantly strengthening its corporate governance by implementing the “Responsibility Map System” in accordance with the guidelines of the Bankers Association. Through a robust accountability mechanism, management transparency is reinforced, and a culture of accountability among senior executives is fostered. In terms of integrity governance, the Bank’s Board of Directors oversees ethical business practices, with the Department of Civil Service Ethics serving as the dedicated unit responsible for implementing integrity risk assessments and conflict-of-interest prevention measures. Each year, the Department holds an integrity briefing and regularly reports to the Board on the effectiveness of ethical business practices. At the same time, the Bank continues to expand its campaigns on integrity awareness, extending from within the organization to external entities in society to foster greater public engagement.     In addition to deepening a culture of integrity internally, the Bank is leveraging fintech innovation to upgrade its AI-powered fraud detection models and strengthen efforts to prevent illicit fund flows. The Bank has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Supreme Prosecutors Office, demonstrating its commitment to collaborating with judicial authorities to combat fraud. Furthermore, the Bank has long been committed to fair customer treatment, has been recognized as an outstanding institution in the “Evaluation of Financial Service Industries to Treat Clients Fairly” by the FSC for seven consecutive years, and has ranked among the top 25% of domestic banks for six of those years.     Administrative Deputy Minister of Justice Cheng Feng and Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Finance Ching-Hwa, Juan emphasized that ethical business conduct and regulatory compliance are fundamental to the sustainability of the financial sector and serve as core indicators for the international community’s corporate integrity governance (ESG) principles. They stressed that integrity governance must be embedded in the organizational culture of the financial sector to facilitate a financial environment that is safe, transparent, and sustainable.     Administrative Deputy Minister of Justice Cheng Feng stressed that, to align with global anti-corruption trends, Taiwan will host the 3rd International Review Meeting on the National Report under the United Nations Convention against Corruption from August 24 to 28, 2026. Five international experts have been invited to conduct the review, with integrity in governance and anti-money laundering serving as two of the key areas of review. In recent years, the Ministry of Justice has introduced a number of landmark anti-corruption initiatives. In 2025, the Ministry promulgated and implemented the “Whistleblower Protection Act” to ensure the rights of whistleblowers and established the “Transparency Award” to strengthen risk management within government agencies. Furthermore, an anti-money laundering and financial data exchange platform was also built to facilitate data sharing across sectors, effectively boosting collaboration between public and private law enforcement agencies.     Meanwhile, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Finance Ching-Hwa, Juan added that society now holds state-owned enterprises to higher standards of good governance. As state-owned banks are an important force for stabilizing the financial market, they must uphold the highest standards of integrity and professionalism while establishing a dynamic risk management framework. In response to emerging challenges, the Ministry of Finance will actively strengthen cybersecurity resilience, use technology to combat fraud, and attract green finance capital to support Taiwan’s transition to net-zero emissions, leading the innovation and upgrading of Taiwan's financial sector.     The seminar featured both “Keynote Speeches” and “Panel Discussions.” The keynote speeches were titled “Ethical Management Practices and Sustainable Finance” and “Fintech and Ethical Risks,” and were delivered by Chii-Ruey, Huang - Professor and Dean, College of Business, the Department of Finance and Cooperative Management, National Taipei University - and Chih-Jen, Lee - Executive Director, Financial Technology Innovation Research Center, Ming Chuan University. Both keynote speakers shared insights on how financial institutions can integrate integrity governance into corporate culture and sustainable development, while exploring ethical, regulatory compliance, and risk management issues derived from the rapid development of AI and fintech.     The panel discussions were titled “Building Digital Financial Fraud Prevention and Integrity Governance Capabilities,” featuring Chen-Chang, Tong - Director-General of the Banking Bureau at Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission, Sheng-Feng, Cheng - Chairman of Gogolook, Chih-Jen, Lee - Executive Director, Financial Technology Innovation Research Center, Ming Chuan University, and Pei-Yu, Cheng - Land Bank’s Deputy General Manager. The panelists exchanged insights on anti-fraud strategies and integrity governance from the perspectives of financial supervision, technological trends, and practical operations, while also discussing cross-sector collaboration to improve financial security and social trust.     As the Bank approaches its 80th anniversary, the seminar not only demonstrated the Bank's unwavering commitment to ethical business practices and fair customer treatment, but also aimed to serve as a leading force in comprehensively enhancing the ethical judgment of financial professionals. By taking this approach, the Bank seeks to foster a culture of integrity to build a clean, capable, and sustainable financial environment that the public trusts.   Contact person: Chin-Liang, Li Tel.: 02-2348-3188

Land Bank, established in 1946, is marking its 80th anniversary this year. The “Youth Badminton Summer Camp” - themed “Play Badminton – Learn About Integrity” - is one of a series of events celebrating the Bank’s 80th birthday. Through a combination of relaxed, interactive, and educational activities, the camp promoted both the sport and the values of integrity, providing young participants with a healthy, enriching, and enjoyable summer experience. Additionally, in response to the National Archives Administration under the National Development Council’s focus on cultural and historical archives, a special booth was set up at the venue to showcase the Bank’s badminton achievements.     In an effort to introduce badminton to students around the country, the Bank hosts the “Youth Badminton Summer Camp” annually, which takes place in different areas of the island. This year, the summer camp was held in the Greater Taipei area from July 13 to 17 at the Bank's badminton court. The summer camp is offered completely free of charge, and participants who deliver excellent results at the end of the camp will also receive commemorative prizes.     The Bank's annual badminton summer camp has been widely praised. Not only is the summer camp offered free of charge, but one of its greatest attractions is its outstanding coaching team. This year’s “Youth Badminton Summer Camp” included exhibition games in both singles and doubles, featuring current members of the Bank’s badminton team. Participants also received hands-on instruction from the coaches, who provided guidance on badminton fundamentals, stroke techniques, and physical fitness training, leaving students with an unforgettable learning experience.     In her opening remarks at the summer camp, Land Bank's Deputy General Manager Tzu-Yin, Tsai encouraged these young participants to take the opportunity to learn to play badminton and fall in love with the sport. She expressed her hope to see these young participants on the Bank's badminton team one day. The summer camp aims to improve the participants’ physical fitness, open up promising career paths, and even bring honor to the nation on the international stage in the future.     Land Bank’s badminton team has delivered outstanding performances in domestic and international competitions in recent years. In particular, Chi-Lin, Wang set an unprecedented record, becoming the first player to win back-to-back gold medals in the men’s doubles at the 2020 Tokyo and 2024 Paris Olympics. In addition, Chun-Yi, Lin - known for his powerful left-handed attacking style - won his first gold medal of the year in January at the “2026 India Open.” This landmark victory marked his first title at the Super 750 level. His remarkable run continued in March as he won the men's singles title at the “2026 All England Open (Super 1000),” becoming the first Taiwanese player to claim this historic championship in the tournament’s 116-year history. The “twin brothers” Fang-Jen, Lee and Fang-Chih, Lee also won men's doubles gold medals at the “Swiss Super 300 Open” in March. Land Bank player Su Li-Yang won the men's singles gold, while Kuang-Heng, Liu and Yin-Hui, Hsu won the mixed doubles gold at the “U.S. Open (Super 300)” in June. By taking a solid and steady training approach and adhering to strict discipline, we are committed to nurturing more outstanding athletes in Taiwan.      Land Bank has been making efforts to promote badminton in Taiwan for half a century. Each year, we allocate a budget of millions of New Taiwan dollars as an investment in our badminton team, upgrading training facilities and equipment, as well as hiring professional coaches and trainers to help players perform at their best and excel in international competitions. Since January this year, Land Bank’s badminton team has won 31 gold, 22 silver, and 33 bronze medals in domestic and international tournaments, bringing the team’s total medal count to 86.     In conjunction with government policy, Land Bank established Taiwan’s first corporate men’s badminton team in 1976. Over the past five decades, we have not only trained players but also remained committed to serving as a strong support system, providing a comprehensive career development framework. This enables players to focus on training and competitions, further contributing to the development of Taiwan’s sports industry. Through decades of consistent dedication, Land Bank has been recognized with the “Gold Award” in the sponsorship category, the “Long-Term Sponsorship Award,” and the “Gold Award” in the promotion category of the “Sports Activist Award” from the Ministry of Sports for 17 consecutive years. Moreover, for the first time, the Bank received the “iTaiwan iSports Award” from the Ministry of Sports, demonstrating our commitment to supporting Taiwan’s badminton development through concrete actions and fulfilling our corporate social responsibility. Looking ahead, we strive to create a prosperous future for enterprises, society, and the environment.   Contact person: Chun-Chang, Li Tel.: 02-22173271 Ext. 121

This year (2026) marks the 80th anniversary of Land Bank’s founding. To fulfill its commitment to sustainability and shared social prosperity, and in line with its founding principles of deepening community ties and giving back to society, the Bank has launched the “Land Bank 80 – Blood Drive Tour” campaign to convey warmth through concrete actions. 　　The first blood drive, organized by the Bank’s Headquarters, kicked off on July 1 at Taipei 228 Peace Park. In collaboration with the Taiwan Blood Services Foundation, the event promoted the spirit of “Sharing Health, Sharing Love.” Additionally, in response to the National Archives Administration under the National Development Council’s focus on cultural and historical archives, a special booth was set up at the venue to showcase the Bank’s valuable historical materials, highlighting key milestones and stories across its eight-decade history. The event buzzed with a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere. Land Bank's General Manager Chih-Chien Chang personally led four deputy general managers and department heads from the Headquarters to the venue to show their support. They also thanked the public for rolling up their sleeves to spread the idea that “it is more blessed to give than to receive.” 　　Following the successful conclusion of the inaugural event, subsequent blood drives will be held across Taiwan, totaling eight locations, including Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung. These blood drives are being jointly put together by Land Bank’s Headquarters and branches nationwide. In addition to encouraging its employees to take part in giving blood, the Bank also sincerely invites its customers and members of the public to join this purposeful campaign. Land Bank hopes to gather the kindness of people from all walks of life, convey hope through each bag of donated blood, and embody the spirit of compassion captured in the saying, “one bag of blood can save a life.” To thank the public for their enthusiastic response, blood donors at each of the drives will receive a convenience store gift voucher from the Bank (limited to 100 per drive), as a heartfelt token of appreciation for their generosity. 　　For eight decades since its founding, Land Bank has consistently upheld the philosophy of “giving back to society,” and has long been committed to public welfare and social engagement. Moving forward, the Bank will continue to convey the positive influence of a financial institution by organizing a range of activities, including organic contract farming sponsorship initiatives, charitable donations, and charity markets. By combining the efforts of its headquarters and branches, the Bank aims to deepen its community roots and work hand in hand with all sectors of society to build a better and more sustainable future. Contact person: Cheng-Yu Liao Tel.: 02- 2348-3283

Land Bank supports rural students playing basketball abroad! With its public welfare fund, Land Bank sponsored the Nan’ao Elementary School Basketball Team from Yilan County to participate in the 2026 Paris World Games - Basketball. Pai-Tai Chen, Manager of the Bank’s Personal Finance Department, and Yu-Chin Yeh of the Su’ao Branch presented the sponsorship funds to Nan’ao Elementary School, encouraging the team to achieve further success for Taiwan and aim for its 12th world championship title. 　　Nan’ao Elementary School has long been committed to grassroots basketball development. The school’s basketball team has represented Taiwan in numerous competitions, winning 11 world championships in international tournaments. Kuang-Chang Lin, Principal of Nan’ao Elementary School, stated that the basketball team sets a goal for itself each year to compete abroad. By doing so, the school hopes to lead the children out of Nan’ao to see the global arena, and to foster self-confidence, team spirit, and the courage to face challenges through sports. 　　However, schools in rural areas often face a lack of resources. In a bid to help rural students realize their dream of winning a championship, Land Bank utilized the Do Do Sport Card’s public welfare fund to support the Nan’ao Elementary School basketball team’s tournament expenses this year. This practical action helped these young athletes step onto an international stage, competing against teams from all over the world and putting Taiwan on the map. 　　Land Bank has been supporting local sports development and rural communities for a long time. Other than establishing a badminton team and a women’s tennis team to nurture athletic talent, the Bank also encourages its customers to support Taiwan’s sports development via the “Do Do Sport Card.” With every purchase, 0.2% is contributed to a public welfare fund to make a difference in Taiwan sports, turning everyday spending into a driving force for cultivating Taiwan’s future sports talent. 　　With years of dedicated effort, Land Bank has been recognized with the “Gold Award” in the sponsorship category, the “Long-Term Sponsorship Award,” and the “Gold Award” in the promotion category of the “Sports Activist Award” from the Ministry of Sports for 17 consecutive years. Moreover, for the first time, the Bank received the “iTaiwan iSport Certification,” demonstrating its commitment to supporting Taiwan’s sports development through concrete actions and fulfilling its corporate social responsibility. Looking ahead, the Bank will continue to create a prosperous future for enterprises, society, and the environment.   Contact person: Chia-Yuan Chang Tel.: 02- 2348-3503

Great news for senior citizens! On May 6, 2026, Land Bank signed a business collaboration agreement with Lihsing Asset Management Co., Ltd. - a subsidiary of Taiwan Asset Management Corporation. The agreement was signed by the Bank's General Manager, Chang Chih-Chien, and Lihsing Asset Management’s Chairman, Kung Wen-Ping. By forming a cross-industry alliance, both parties will launch comprehensive, one-stop services for lease management and elder care trusts for senior citizens.   As Taiwan entered a super-aged society in 2025 (with roughly 20% of the population aged 65 or over), the elder care trust business is experiencing unprecedented growth. According to statistics from the Trust Association of R.O.C., as of the end of 2025, a total of 30 trust companies in Taiwan were offering elder care trust products, benefiting a total of 221,047 people, with trust assets reaching approximately NT$184.4 billion. As both the number of beneficiaries and the asset values have grown more than tenfold compared to a decade ago, this clearly demonstrates that the demand for elder care trusts is on the rise.   In an effort to provide more flexible elder care trust services, Land Bank has signed a business collaboration agreement with Lihsing Asset Management Co., Ltd. The collaboration will take advantage of both parties’ professional strengths in trusts and property management to jointly form an alliance for lease management and elder trusts. Based on the agreement, the Bank will assist clients in releasing their idle or difficult-to-manage property into the rental market through a lease management approach. In doing so, asset utilization is enhanced, and rental income can also be fully safeguarded within a trust, ensuring funds are used for care and medical expenditures. This approach simultaneously meets the comprehensive financial service needs for asset management, trust protection, and care.   With years of experience in the trust sector, Land Bank has not only won the Trust Association's “Trust 2.0 Plan Evaluation for the Trust Sector” for four consecutive years, but we have also won the FSC’s “Property Trust Evaluation for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities Award” for five consecutive years and the FSC’s “Outstanding Bank in Fair Treatment of Customers in the Financial Services Sector Award” for seven consecutive years. In 2025, Land Bank was awarded the Distinguished Special Award for Trust Promotion by the Trust Association, demonstrating our remarkable achievements when it comes to fulfilling corporate social responsibility and protecting the rights of financial consumers.   Looking ahead to 2026, the Bank will adhere to its business focus on “leading innovation, creating value, and striving for sustainability.” We will integrate resources across the entire organization to continue to demonstrate the financial resilience and corporate social responsibility of a state-owned bank through the adoption of a joint-marketing, one-stop service approach. Meanwhile, we will follow our core values of “abundance, harmony, enthusiasm, and innovation” and strive to become Taiwan’s most trustworthy financial service provider. While pursuing continuous growth, the Bank is motivated to provide financial services that put its customers first and treat them with passion and empathy. The Bank prioritizes each customer's needs, fostering sustainable prosperity for companies, society, and the environment.   Contact person: Kuo Cheng-Fang Tel.: 02- 2348-3990

Wetlands are critical Earth ecosystems - not only do they provide habitats for a wide variety of species, but they also play vital roles in regulating water resources, maintaining ecological balance, and moderating the climate. However, due to factors such as climate change, habitat development, and environmental pollution, the world has lost a large amount of wetlands at an accelerating rate, making wetland protection initiatives critical. Wetlands Taiwan has long been dedicated to wetland conservation and the promotion of environmental education. Through environmental tours, habitat services, and citizen science initiatives, Wetlands Taiwan continues to get the public involved in wetland protection.   In an effort to deepen schoolchildren's understanding of environmental sustainability and financial literacy, Land Bank once again joined forces with Wetlands Taiwan on May 29, 2026, to organize the “Wetlands and Food on the Table – 2026 Environmental and Financial Education Program for Elementary and Junior High School Students.” The event took place at Tainan Hougang Junior High School and the Qinkunshen Fan-shaped Salt Fields, inviting the students and faculty of Tainan Jiali Junior High School to participate. Through courses on wetland ecology and financial literacy, we helped students develop a mindset of sustainability while enhancing their basic financial literacy, working toward achieving sustainable development goals.   In the morning, instructors from Wetlands Taiwan led the “Wetland Kitchen – Wetland Chef” course, introducing the link between wetland environments and food sources and enabling students to gain an understanding of wetland-friendly culinary culture. In the afternoon, Land Bank’s staff led the “Financial Literacy Workshop” and “Fishing Skills Workshop ” courses, conveying financial knowledge. Instructors from Wetlands Taiwan also showed the students how to use common fishing gear, which was compared to the correct approaches to managing money. Simultaneously, these courses also helped the participants deepen their understanding of wetland ecosystems, biodiversity, and their protection.    To promote energy saving, carbon reduction, and green living, Land Bank has set up free tea stations at all branches, reducing the public's use of single-use bottled water. At the same time, we have also implemented concrete measures, such as giving priority to locally produced ingredients and promoting zero-food-waste ordering to establish a green employee canteen, which has obtained the Ministry of Environment's Green Restaurant certification. With Land Bank’s dedicated efforts, not only have we been recognized as an outstanding institution in the FSC’s “Evaluation of Financial Service Industries to Treat Clients Fairly” for seven consecutive years, but we have also won the TCSA’s “Social Inclusion Leadership Award” for four consecutive years. Looking ahead, we will continue to exert our financial influence. Combined with social care, we will work with other sectors to move toward a low-carbon, sustainable, and mutually prosperous future.   Contact person: Liao Cheng-Yu Tel.: 02- 2348-3283

Land Bank fully supports local cultural activities. With two major religious festivals—the Baishatun Mazu Pilgrimage and the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage—taking place this April, Land Bank not only created a parade float to participate in the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage, but also offered a 3.23% cashback on general domestic card transactions for “Baishatun Gongtian Temple Mazu Affinity Card” holders. This shows our support for Taiwan’s intangible cultural heritage. Our “two-themed float”, incorporating badminton and our mortgage service features, joined in the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage, echoing this year's theme while conveying Land Bank’s brand commitment to “safeguarding health” and “homeownership”. In addition, this year (2026), the Bank is hosting a series of Mazu-themed gift giveaways for both the Baishatun and Dajia Mazu Pilgrimages. Our giveaways are available at 1:30 p.m. on April 17, 2026 at our Dajia Branch and at 1:00 p.m. on April 19, 2026 at our Tongxiao Branch. In doing so, we hope to spread blessings and foster social cohesion. In addition to taking part in the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage and distributing gifts, we also joined forces with the Baishatun Gongtian Temple to launch the “Baishatun Gongtian Temple Mazu Affinity Card” with an exclusive cashback offer. From April 1 to April 30, 2026, Land Bank will allocate 0.25% of cardholders’ spending amount towards the temple’s social welfare initiatives. In addition, cardholders will receive up to 3.23% cashback (including a basic 1% cashback with no cap and an additional 2.23% promotional bonus, up to NT$323), further demonstrating our support for religious festivals. Land Bank has been cultivating deep local roots for eight decades and has insisted on the principle of “rooted in the land, cultivating the community”. As we pursue sustainable development (ESG), we are dedicated to transforming our financial expertise into a force for positive social impact. Through these pilgrimages, we hope to convey the Bank’s spirit of “professional services you can rely on”. We treat our customers with utmost sincerity, aiming to become a source of warmth alongside social growth.   Contact person: Yang Yi-Chen Tel: 02- 2348-3519