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EnTie Commercial Bank is a Taiwanese commercial bank offering personal, business, digital banking, lending, investment, insurance, and related financial services.

Last updated November 3, 2026

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Overview

EnTie Commercial Bank, also known as EnTie Bank, is a commercial bank in Taiwan. Its official website describes a broad range of banking and financial services for both individual and corporate customers. These include personal and corporate banking, online and mobile banking, credit cards, wealth management, funds, insurance, mortgages, personal loans, foreign exchange, trusts, corporate treasury services, and trade finance. The bank also lists auctioned and bank-owned property-related services among its offerings. The bank serves customers through digital channels as well as physical branches. A cited Chinese-language reference reports a network of 50 operating locations across Taiwan, including locations in northern, central, and southern areas; this figure reflects that source and is not independently dated here. EnTie is identified in reference material as one of Taiwan’s commercial banks. The same reference names Longli Group, Orix Group, and Swiss Re among its major shareholders, but the available evidence does not specify the bank’s ultimate parent company or current ownership structure. The available sources do not establish the bank’s founding year, founder, headquarters, executive leadership, or listing status. Its current service portfolio and Taiwanese commercial-bank identity are the best-supported aspects of its profile.

History

The available evidence identifies EnTie Commercial Bank as a Taiwanese commercial bank, but does not provide a founding date, founder, or account of its early history. It therefore does not support a reliable chronology of the bank’s establishment or development. The bank’s official website presents a broad service offering for individual and corporate customers. Its listed activities include personal and corporate banking, online and mobile banking, credit cards, wealth management, funds, insurance, mortgages, personal loans, foreign exchange, trusts, corporate treasury services, and trade finance. The site also mentions auctioned and bank-owned property-related services. This portfolio indicates that the bank’s documented activities extend beyond deposit and lending services into digital banking and other financial products, though the available evidence does not date the introduction of any particular offering. A Chinese-language reference describes EnTie as one of Taiwan’s commercial banks and reports 50 operating locations across Taiwan, with locations in several northern, central, and southern regions. It also identifies Longli Group, Orix Group, and Swiss Re as major shareholders. The source does not give a date for the branch count, explain the shareholders’ respective interests, or establish an ultimate parent company. No supported information in the supplied evidence identifies the bank’s headquarters, executives, listing status, or major corporate milestones.

Products and positioning

A Taiwanese commercial bank serving both individual and corporate customers through traditional banking services and digital channels.

  • Personal and corporate banking

    Banking services for individual and corporate customers.

  • Online and mobile banking

    Digital banking services listed on the official website.

  • Credit cards and wealth management

    The bank lists credit cards and wealth management among its customer offerings.

  • Loans, foreign exchange, trusts, and trade finance

    Financial services listed by the bank for personal and business needs.

Controversies

  • 2021

    IBF Financial Holdings responds to criticism of Antai Bank transaction procedures

    A director raised questions about the proposed transaction involving Antai Bank, asking whether it had procedural defects and whether it involved a related-party transaction. In response, IBF Financial Holdings issued a statement saying it had acted in accordance with applicable laws and that the shareholders' meeting would proceed as scheduled. The statement was issued after the director's criticism of the transaction procedures.

  • 2021

    國票金 responds to shareholder criticisms of proposed Antai share conversion

    國票金控 issued a four-point statement responding to shareholder criticisms of the proposed share-conversion transaction with Antai Bank, including allegations of procedural defects and related-party transactions. It said the transaction would proceed according to law and be subject to the authorities’ review and judgment.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    國票金 responds to shareholder criticisms of proposed Antai share conversion[5]

    國票金控 issued a four-point statement responding to shareholder criticisms of the proposed share-conversion transaction with Antai Bank, including allegations of procedural defects and related-party transactions. It said the transaction would proceed according to law and be subject to the authorities’ review and judgment.

  • Reported

    IBF Financial Holdings responds to criticism of Antai Bank transaction procedures[4]

    After a director questioned whether the proposed transaction involving Antai Bank had procedural defects and involved a related-party transaction, IBF Financial Holdings issued a statement saying it had acted in accordance with applicable laws and that the shareholders' meeting would proceed as scheduled.

  • Unconfirmed

    InoTech Financial announces plan to acquire Entie Commercial Bank[6]

    InoTech Financial announced that its board had approved acquiring 100% of Entie Commercial Bank through a share conversion, with an estimated transaction value of NT$33.7 billion. The article says the deal still required shareholder consideration and regulatory applications.

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