What does LBOT stand for?

LBOT is the abbreviated name of the Land Bank of Taiwan. As the name implies, it is a wholly state-owned bank specializing in real estate and agricultural financing. Following the end of World War II, the Taiwan government established LBOT in 1946 to implement its land policies. LBOT has limited presence outside of Taiwan.

How many branches does LBOT have?

The LBOT's managerial structure consists of the head office with 30 units, 148 domestic branches , and 8 overseas branches containing Los Angeles Branch, Singapore Branch, Hong Kong Branch, Shanghai Branch, New York Branch, Tianjin Branch, Wuhan Branch and Kuala Lumpur Representative Office.

What is the organizational structure of LBOT?

The organizational structure of the LBOT is as the chart below. The board of directors has 15 directors, 5 executive directors are elected from each other, and one of them is the chairman of the board. Under the board of directors, there is an audit office with one chief auditor.