Land Bank

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

At Land Bank, we have long been supporting Taiwanese companies in expanding their manufacturing footprint in Taiwan. Adhering to this principle, we have acted as the lead arranger for the “AOET NT$4.93 Billion Syndicated Loan”. The fundraising has been successfully completed, with an oversubscription rate reaching 117%. On April 16, 2026, the syndicated loan contract was signed between Land Bank's Deputy General Manager Tsai Tzu-Yin (as the banking syndicate) and AOET’s Chairman Kao Wei-Ya (as the borrower). We fully support AOET in expanding its production capacity, further accelerating the diversification of its products and supply chain. The proceeds of the NT$4.93 billion syndicated loan will be used to repay loans from financial institutions, enrich working capital, expand local production sites, and purchase machinery and equipment. Land Bank acts as the lead arranger and facility manager, with Chang Hwa Bank, EnTie Commercial Bank, Agricultural Bank of Taiwan, Taiwan Cooperative Bank, First Commercial Bank, Mega International Commercial Bank, Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank, Bank SinoPac, and Rakuten Bank all participating in the syndicated loan. The loan was originally set at NT$4.2 billion; however, due to enthusiastic participation from the banking consortium, the final amount was closed at NT$4.93 billion. This fully demonstrated the financial sector’s recognition and confidence in AOET’s robust operations and growth potential. AOET is a Taiwan-based professional developer and manufacturer of optical lenses and the global leader in the laptop camera market. In recent years, AOET has consolidated its position in the laptop camera market while also proactively developing into products associated with fingerprint recognition modules, touchpad modules, and optical communication components. For automotive applications, AOET has launched surround-view cameras and ambient light detection/sensing products. AOET is expanding its portfolio into developing various optical modules required for image sensors in robotic systems,  gradually building a competitive edge through its diversified products. Due to supply chain restructuring worldwide and the Group’s expansion in order to cope with future production capacity needs, AOET has been purchasing and expanding plants in both Taiwan and Vietnam in recent years. This will help AOET better respond to meet future growing demand. At present, AOET's production bases span Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and mainland China. The company also plans to add new production lines for optical communications, touchscreens, and fingerprint recognition, showing significant growth potential. We, as a state-owned bank, are deeply rooted in Taiwan and follow our core value of “abundance, harmony, enthusiasm, and innovation”. We are committed to playing a part in the development of Taiwanese companies. Aside from building up our leadership position in real estate finance, we are also fulfilling our role as a policy-oriented bank by promoting policy-based loan programs. These include the “Preferential Credit Guarantee for Export Loans”, the “SME Diverse Development Project Loan”, and the “Green Transition, Sustainable Future Initiative”. By doing so, we align with the Executive Yuan’s objective of “Supporting Business, Ensuring Employment, and Facilitating Upgrade”, demonstrating the financial resilience and corporate social responsibility of a state-owned bank. Looking ahead to 2026, we will continue to promote balanced regional development with the goal of becoming Taiwan’s most trustworthy financial services provider. While striving for continuous growth, the Bank is motivated to provide financial services that put its customers first and treat them with enthusiasm and empathy. The Bank prioritizes each customer's individual needs, fostering sustainable prosperity for companies, society, and the environment.   Contact person: Liang Yung-Mao Tel: 02- 2348-3391

Land Bank’s badminton team has achieved yet another milestone in the international arena. Left-handed player Chun-Yi Lin was crowned singles champion at the 2026 All England Open Badminton Championships (Super 1000)—one of the oldest and highest ranking tournaments in the UK with over a century of history. Lin became the first ever Taiwanese winner of this title.   Chun-Yi Lin is currently ranked No. 11 in the world. In January, he won gold at the “India Open (Super 750),” and bronze at February’s “German Open (Super 300).” He has now officially made a name for himself by winning the men’s singles at the “2026 All England Open (Super 1000).” This year, Lin took part in four international tournaments, taking home two golds and one bronze. In an attempt to recognize Lin’s achievements in winning two high ranking tournament titles, the Bank scheduled a commendation ceremony on March 19, 2026, awarding him NT$140,000 as a token of encouragement.   Competing as an unseeded player in this year’s “All England Open Badminton Championships (Super 1000),” Chun-Yi Lin defeated a fellow Taiwanese competitor in round 32. He went on to defeat World No. 4 and 2018 Asian Games gold medalist Jonatan Christie of Indonesia in round 16. In the quarterfinals, he faced World No. 5 Christo Popov of France—champion of last year’s finals and the previous week’s “German Open (Super 300).” After narrowly losing 1–2 to Popov in the semifinals a week earlier, Lin was determined not to repeat this defeat and secured a decisive 2-0 victory.   In the semifinals, Lin faced the tournament’s 2nd seed Kunlavut Vitldsarn of Thailand—world No. 2, 2023 BWF World Championships gold medalist, and 2024 Summer Olympics silver medalist. In the first game, Lin made some errors and trailed 7–11 at the technical timeout. In the second half, Lin found his form and produced a strong 8–1 run to turn the game around. After taking an 18-14 lead, he scored three straight points to win the set. In the second set, Lin saved two set points at 16-20, but he ultimately could not hold on, and his opponent tied the match. In the decisive set, Lin led 16-11 but was then pulled back to 16-16. In the end, he scored five straight points to secure the victory and advance to the final match.   Going into the gold medal match against India’s top player, Lakshya Sen (world No. 12), Lin held a dominant 4-0 head-to-head record. In the first set, Lin took control of the match and won 21-15. In the second set, Lakshya fought back and led by five points at one stage, but Lin’s patience paid off as he steadily narrowed the gap back to a tie. The set was a see-saw battle until Lin’s signature heavy smashes cemented his position, allowing him to reach his first championship point at 20-19. Although Sen saved the first match point, Lin quickly forced an error from his opponent, earning a second match point at 21-20. This time, Lin capitalized on the opportunity and did not let victory slip away, winning 22-20. With a remarkable 5-win record, he claimed the championship, becoming the first Taiwanese player to win the men’s singles gold medal in the 116-year history of the All England Open. His world ranking will rise to No. 8 this week, the highest of his career, as he strives toward his goal of representing Taiwan at the “2026 Asian Games.”   Established in 1976, the Bank has spared no expense in promoting Taiwan badminton for half a century. Each year, budgets amounting to tens of millions of New Taiwan dollars are made available to the team for upgrading training facilities and equipment, and hiring coaches and trainers, ensuring that players are kept in top form to compete internationally. In addition to Chun-Yi Lin’s outstanding achievements, Liao Jui-Chi, Chiang Tzu-Chieh, and the duo Lu Chen / Tsai Cheng-Han won women’s singles silver, men’s singles bronze, and men’s double bronze, respectively, at the Singapore International Series 2026. Moreover, Liao Cho-Fu and Su Li-Yang won two men’s singles bronze medals at the “Portugal International Championships 2026,” which took place last week. Since the beginning of the year, our badminton team has secured 4 gold, 3 silver, and 12 bronze medals in international and domestic tournaments, bringing their total medal count to 19.   Aside from our performance in these sporting competitions, the Bank has long been dedicated to promoting badminton and tennis. On January 9 this year, we received the “Gold Quality Award” and “Long-Term Sponsorship Award” in the Sponsorship Category as well as the “Gold Quality Award” in the Promotion Category of the “Sports Activist Awards” from the Ministry of Sports for the 17th consecutive year. The Bank also received the “2025 iTaiwan iSports Award” for the first time. At Land Bank of Taiwan, we support the development of badminton in Taiwan, aiming to fulfill our corporate social responsibilities, creating a bright future of sustainability for businesses, society, and the environment.   Contact person: Chun-Chang Li Tel.: 02-2217-3271#121

Land Bank has earned another two awards! On March 16, 2026, the Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (TSMEG) held the “2026 Outstanding Financial Institutions and Credit Managers in SME Credit Guarantee Financing – Award Ceremony.” Land Bank won two prestigious awards: “Award for Assistance in SME and Micro-Enterprise Diversified Development (Net-Zero Transformation Category)” and “Award for Assistance in Regional Development.” President Chih-Chien Chang received both awards on behalf of the Bank, demonstrating the Bank’s commitment and passion toward SMEs.   At Land Bank, we have long supported the Executive Yuan’s “Comprehensive Enhancement Program for SME Competitiveness” (2022–2026) and “Program for Promoting the Social Development of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises,” (2026–2029) and other state policies. We have been unwaveringly dedicated to providing financial services to SMEs while promoting policy-based loans, fully exerting our influence as a state-owned bank in a bid to strengthen Taiwan’s economic resilience.   With recent reciprocal tariffs and financial market volatility, the Bank has launched a number of policy-based loans, including the “SME Diverse Development Project Loan” and the “Preferential Credit Guarantee for Export Loans.” At the same time, we have also made good use of the credit guarantee mechanism, helping SMEs secure funds for operations and transformation. By doing so, we have enhanced the flexibility of industrial capital allocation, aligning with the Executive Yuan’s objective of “Supporting Business, Ensuring Employment, and Facilitating Upgrade.” Our full support for Taiwan’s SME and micro-enterprises was recognized with the two major awards from the SMEG.   For many years, we have strived to build sustainable partnerships by aligning our businesses with ESG perspectives. For this reason, we have launched various initiatives, such as “Green Transition, Sustainable Future,” “Green Building Financing,” and “Green Power, Green Profits,” catering to the funding needs of net-zero transition. Green sectors have our full support to create new economic momentum. This will contribute to expanding the scale of green, energy-efficient, low-carbon, and smart buildings, as well as renewable energy business, moving toward Taiwan’s net-zero goal.   In addition to facilitating government policy, the Bank’s operations this year are guided by the management focus of “leading innovation, creating value, and striving for sustainability.” At Land Bank, we promote balanced regional development with the goal of becoming Taiwan’s most trustworthy financial service provider. While striving for continuous growth, the Bank is motivated to provide financial services that put its customers first and treat them with enthusiasm and empathy. The Bank prioritizes each customer’s individual needs, fostering sustainable prosperity for companies, society, and the environment.   Contact person: Chiung-Hui Huang Tel.: 02-2348-3342

A back-to-work ceremony welcoming the fortune god was held! A speech was delivered by the Bank’s Chairman He Ying-Ming today (February 23, 2026), stating that the Bank achieved a record-high pre-tax profit of NT$20.034 billion in 2025. Looking ahead to the Year of the Horse, the Bank will adhere its business focus on “leading innovation, creating value, and striving for sustainability,” leveraging an innovative mindset to deliver new value to its customers. At the same time, the Bank will align with the national policies, striving to become the most trustworthy financial partner in Taiwan.   Today marks the first working day after the Lunar New Year holiday. The Bank held a Spring Festival ceremony with Chairman He Ying-Ming and General Manager Chang Chih-Chien, along with department heads, connected via video conference with all business units, encouraging them to strive to achieve new heights in the coming year. Accompanied by two God of Fortune figures, they visited the Business Department and gave chocolates, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity for the Year of the Horse, and providing festive cheer to both the Bank and its customers.   Under the leadership of Chairman He, the Bank delivered outstanding results in 2025 with respect to operational performance, risk management, and asset quality. In addition to record-high pre-tax profits, the Bank’s non-performing loan ratio was just 0.07% and its loan loss provision coverage ratio was 2007.24%—both metrics ranking first among all state-owned banks. This showcased the Bank’s collaborative relationship with its colleagues.   2025 was another productive year for the Bank in terms of sustainable development and social responsibility. Not only did the Bank win all three major awards in the “Sports Activist Award” for the 17th consecutive year, we also passed the FSC’s “Fair Treatment of Customers Principles Assessment” for the 7th consecutive year. Moreover, for the first time, the Bank received the “iTaiwan iSports Award,” and secured eight awards at the “22nd National Brand Yushan Awards,” where the Bank received recognition from the President. Being honored with these awards has truly demonstrated the Bank’s commitment to sustainability.   A new year comes with new resolutions—Chairman He pointed out that amid changes in the financial landscape, bank managers must maintain a diligent and attentive attitude in continuing to develop new customers and business opportunities. This year, high-net-worth business services will be launched and performance targets will be set, aiming to achieve new highs in wealth management and credit business across all segments. Meanwhile, the Bank will accelerate the re-construction of its headquarters building. By doing so, not only will we revitalize land assets but also create a safer, more comfortable, and eco-friendly office environment; aligning with our business philosophy of sustainable development and providing people-centered financial services.   Contact person: Liao Pei-Yu Tel.: 02- 2348-3064