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Taiwan’s Top Regulator Wants to Wean Taiwan’s Insurers Off US Dollar Dependence
Source: Bloomberg
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Taiwan’s powerful financial regulator, Peng Jin-lung, is targeting a decades-old investment model used by the island’s life insurance firms, a major source of global insurance capital. The move signals potential regulatory changes that could reshape insurers’ portfolio strategy and liquidity management, though no specific policy details or quantified impact were provided in the excerpt.
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