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The strategy and development of the bancassurance operations for the banking industry
何易儒 , Masters Advisor:賴本隊
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- 4. 沈中華、張雲翔,「金融機構跨業經營及轉投資之利潤與風險:全球實證分析」,中央研究院經濟研究所經濟論文,第三十卷第三期,2002年。
連結: - 15. 王鶴松,我國銀行業的現與未來努力方向,台灣金融財務季刊,第4 輯第4期,pp.123-143。
連結: - 1. Bernard Doral,“Development of Bancassurance in Canada”, The Geneva Paper on Risk and Insurance, July 2002.
連結: - 2. Gilles Benoist, “Bancassurance: The New Challenges”, The Geneva Paper on Risk and Insurance, July 2002.
連結: - 5. Kenneth A. Carow, “Challenging Barriers between Banking and Insurance”, Journal of Banking&Finance 2001.
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