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About Niralee Shah
Niralee Shah is an intern at the American Chamber of Commerce writing for Taiwan Business TOPICS in the summer of 2019. She is currently a student at the University of Chicago majoring in Economics and Computer Science. She enjoys Russian literature, dancing, and visual arts.
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Encouraging Family Offices

Niralee Shah/2019-11-252019-11-25 /Leave a comment

Taiwan has an opportunity to attract more of these investments. Well over a century ago, the Rockefellers pioneered the idea of establishing a professionally staffed “family office” to manage private investments on behalf of members of the family. Since then, many ultra-wealthy family groups have followed suit. In recent years, according to an article in…

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Goodbye Saturday Securities Trading

Niralee Shah/2019-10-222019-10-08 /Leave a comment

For years, the securities and futures markets in Taiwan were the world’s only major bourses with Saturday trading – and not every Saturday at that. Several times a year when a public holiday falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, workers and students in Taiwan receive an additional day off (on that Monday or Friday, respectively)…

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The Push to Make Taiwan Bilingual

Niralee Shah/2019-10-102019-10-16 /Leave a comment

The promotion of English proficiency is designed to increase competitiveness in the international arena. To help ensure this country’s continued competitiveness in an era of globalization, the National Development Council (NDC) last December launched a plan to develop Taiwan into a “bilingual nation” by 2030. The goal is not to establish English as an official…

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Meet Peter Tou of Edelman

Niralee Shah/2019-09-232019-09-17 /Leave a comment

Peter Tou, general manager of Edelman Taiwan, has been with Edelman since 2010 after previous experience with Weber Shandwick in Shanghai and GolinHarris in Taipei. He holds a B.A. in economics from Northwestern University in Illinois and an M.A. in economics from the Université Paris XIII. He was interviewed for TOPICS by Niralee Shah. Below…

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Meeting the Demand for Organics

Niralee Shah/2019-09-232019-09-16 /Leave a comment

Current regulations have the effect of discouraging imports. Taiwan last year imported US$27.6 million worth of organic foods and beverages, making it one of the largest markets in that category in the region. Despite what is considered to be strong market potential, however, import growth is expected to slow in the years ahead due to…

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Starting a Pension Experiment

Niralee Shah/2019-09-172019-09-17 /Leave a comment

A “member-choice” system is due to get a two-year trial. Taiwan has historically been conservative in its approach to pensions, preferring to assure its citizens a guaranteed if modest return. But as AmCham Taipei has long argued in its annual Taiwan White Paper, that approach is not necessarily in the best interest of all investors….

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