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Established in 1989 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, Union Bank of Taiwan delivers a wide spectrum of banking and financial solutions complemented by diverse business ventures. The institution offers a comprehensive range of traditional banking services, including various deposit products, extensive lending options such as corporate loans, discount bills and notes, domestic letters of credit, accounts receivable factoring, mortgages, auto loans, personal loans, and other consumer credit facilities. Its financial offerings extend to international banking services, encompassing exports, imports, foreign remittances, foreign currency loans, and guarantees, alongside foreign exchange transactions, acceptances, short-term bill transactions, and general investments. Additionally, the bank provides credit card services, wealth management, trust services, custodian business, safe-deposit box rentals, and certification services for marketable securities. It also acts as a market intermediary, trading marketable securities and futures on behalf of clients, collecting and paying public facilities fees, taxes, and remittances, and operating as an agency for both life and property insurance. Beyond its financial core, Union Bank of Taiwan diversifies its operations into technology retail and distribution (hardware and software), system program development, outsourcing of system development, website design, and e-commerce services. Other ventures include car rental, import/export financing, securities investment trusts, installment purchase and lease investment, real estate sales, purchases, and leasing, general business investment, power generation and related energy technology services, investment management advisory, and equipment leasing. The bank maintains a robust presence across Taiwan with 90 branches, specifically 49 in Greater Taipei, 18 in Taoyuan and Hsinchu, 9 in Taichung and Changhua, 6 in Chiayi and Tainan, and 8 in Kaohsiung and Pingtung. This network is further supported by 9 securities branches and one overseas banking branch.