Reported 3 months ago
Recent discussions by lawmakers propose lowering the overseas investment ceiling for insurance companies from 45% to a maximum of 25%. The high overseas investment ratio is largely due to the limited investment options in Taiwan's domestic fixed-income market. It is vital to enhance the variety of domestic investment opportunities and ease regulations to attract insurance funds back to Taiwan. Moreover, increasing the role of retirement funds in public infrastructure investments could provide substantial support for emerging industries while allowing insurance firms to gradually decrease their overseas investment ratio, ultimately balancing local and global financial responsibilities.
Source: YAHOO