After the constraint of new opening was removed in 1991, banks in Taiwan are in excess for a long time. Because most banks are short of financial innovation, the product homogeneity is high. To expand business volume with market share, banks compete to adopt the price competition, relax the verification standard, and cause the asset quality to drop. This paper addresses the dual-card (credit card and cash card) problems caused from several aspects of financial institution operation, such as card application review, risk monitoring instrument, account management, and organization policy. The dual-card problem implications to information systems are also discussed from the aspects of business management, information management, and risk management. COSO-ERM Framework can be applied to establish risk warning and decision support in terms of front end, middle end, and back end platforms. The risk information systems planning should include: early warning model building and management, improvement in credit ranking/scoring and reviewing process, adoption of early warning and decision support mechanism, and improvement in business operation and management. It is highly emphasized on the compliance of business objectives and information systems operations.