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Taiwan insurance sector profits hit $11b in November
Taiwan insurance sector profits hit $11b in November
Thanks to the life industry’s $10.12b profit contribution.
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The value of new business (VNB) increased 20% to $740m.
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The TII also estimates a renewal premium growth rate of approximately 5%.
Taiwan life insurers record $35b in H1 premiums
First-year premium (FYP) income rose 7.24% YoY to $11.62b.
Taiwanese insurers boost capital ahead of 2026
Major life insurers have either received equity capital injections or issued bonds.
Chubb Life’s strong regulatory capital supports stability
Fitch expects it to continue prioritising regular-paid and protection-focused policies.
Taiwan insurers' profits jump 70.2% in October
Life insurance enterprises accounted for $9.50b of the total.
CTBC Insurance maintains strong capital adequacy
Its pandemic-hit capital position has now returned to pre-COVID levels.
Nan Shan Life to maintain improved capital and earnings through 2026
Its product range is now comparable to major players in Taiwan’s life sector.
Taiwan's general insurance to grow 6.8% annually to 2028
The industry is forecast to grow by 9% in 2024.
Taiwan reports growth in foreign-currency insurance end-August
Traditional insurance products accounted for 84% of the total.
Taiwan life insurers see mixed Q3 2024 results
The FSC approved 240 spillover-effect insurance products from 15 life insurers.
Taiwan insurance sector profits rise to $9.8b, up 3.5% YoY in September
Both life and non-life sectors recorded double-digit growth.
Taiwan to ease rules on insurers' interested party deals
FSC has drafted amendments to Articles 4 and 6.
Taiwan life insurers shift focus to protection products
The accident and health insurance market grew 16% YoY in 9M 2024.
Taiwan insurers to raise fresh equity amidst new capital requirement
The new standard also raised compliance risks for insurers.
Taishin, Shin Kong approve merger
This creates Taiwan's fourth-largest financial firm