This paper examines managerial incompetence and inefficiency of local financial system through corporate governance perspective. The scope of financial system to be investigated is defined as Credit Department (CP) of Farmers' Associations in Taiwan (hereafter FAT). FAT and the government have formed a partnership in terms of agricultural policy implementation. Particularly, its Credit Department (CP), as crucial part of local banking, has played significant role of agricultural financing that essentially promote rural development in rural areas in Taiwan. Since 1995, local banking system has been so corrupted. There are 131 persons involved in illegal financing process in local financial institutions. Among of those, 35 convicted persons are general managers, 7 are directors of credit department, and 89 associated with FAT. Obviously, Credit Department has been so corrupted and its operation and internal management have revealed serious problems. According to Ministry of Finance, rate of non-performance loan (NPL) of 6 CPs has exceeded 50%, 14 higher 40%. Particularly net-profit of 36 CPs have been negative, consequently, they were forcedly merged into commercial banks under governmental financial reform authority. All of those institutional and managerial problems have revealed moral hazard generally happened in CPs. This paper based on corporate governance perspective examines operational and managerial problems of CPs and proposed a reform direction derived from corporate governance theoretical argument. This paper points out that operational and managerial inefficiency and moral hazard conducted by managers of FAT are rooted in failure of organizational governance and ineffective internal control, including monitoring, auditing, and accounting, particularly lack of information disclose. In brief, there is no proper institutional building of corporate governance within FAT; as a result, it is short of risk management of loaning. This paper suggests a reform proposal that should build a specific corporate governance that is appropriate to local banking system. It should emphasize monitoring of loaning process, auditing capacity, standard accounting system. Most important is the enforcement of information transparency. Hence, the financial reform implemented by the regulatory agencies should impose corporate governance on financial institutions.