Mega Financial's new chairman vows reform after New York fine
TAIPEI, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Mega Financial Holding's new chairman said on Friday the state-run bank will strengthen its risk management and look into what had happened that led to its New York branch being fined $180 million for anti-money laundering violations.
"There are lots of doubts about us. We'll do whatever we can to find out what has happened," Michael C. S. Chang said at a handover ceremony.
Chang was appointed by the finance ministry on Thursday, one day after his predecessor Shiu Kuang-si resigned.
(Reporting by Faith Hung; Editing by Stephen Coates)
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