In the period of Asian financial crisis, market interest rates have become more volatile than ever. This empirical study is composed of two parts. First, this paper applies the Flannery model to estimate average asset and liability maturities for domestic financial institutions. Next, this paper applies the Flannery model with dummy variables to investigate whether the interest rate risk management of domestic financial institutions significantly changes in the period of Asian financial crisis. The 19 listed banks are classified into three categories: old commercial banks, specialized banks, and new commercial banks. The empirical results can be summarized as below: (1) Financial institutions of all categories assemble asset and liability portfolios with similar maturities, but they slightly tend to borrow long and lend short. (2) In the period of Asian financial crisis, financial institutions of all categories have improved asset and liability adjustment speeds.