Taiwan life premiums climb 50% to $5b in Q1 2026 | Asian Business Review
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Taiwan life premiums climb 50% to $5b in Q1 2026

Revenue increased from $3.2b or NT$99.476b in the same period last year.

Taiwan’s premium revenue from new foreign-currency-denominated life insurance policies reached about $4.8b (NT$149.0b) as of the end of March 2026, up 50% from $3.2b (NT$99.5b) a year earlier.

Investment-linked insurance products accounted for $0.8b (NT$23.9b), or around 16% of the total. This was a 54% increase from $0.5b (NT$15.5b) in the same period last year.

Traditional insurance products made up the largest share, with sales totalling $4.0b (NT$125.1b), or around 84% of the total. This was up 49% from $2.7b (NT$84.0b) year-on-year.

($1.00 = NT$31.48)

 

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