Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission published end-March 2026 data showing that domestic banks' loans to small and medium-sized enterprises reached NT$11,039.3 billion, up NT$106.9 billion from the end of February 2026. SME loans accounted for 63.64% of total loans to all enterprises and 67.25% of loans to private enterprises. Compared with the end of February 2026, the SME loan share fell by 0.03 percentage points as a share of total enterprise lending and rose by 0.07 percentage points as a share of private enterprise lending. In March 2026, the average non-performing loan ratio for SME loans was 0.21%, up 0.01 percentage points from the end of February 2026. The commission said it will continue to encourage domestic banks to expand SME lending while maintaining risk controls.
Taiwan Financial Services Commission 2026-05-14
Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission reports domestic bank SME lending rose to NT$11.04 trillion by end-March 2026
The Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission reported that domestic banks’ loans to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) reached TWD 11,039.3 billion at end-March 2026, with SMEs accounting for 63.64% of total enterprise loans and 67.25% of private enterprise loans. The SME non-performing loan ratio rose slightly to 0.21%, and the commission said it will continue to encourage SME lending while maintaining risk controls.