Taiwan

Life premiums reached $65.1b in 2025 with private savings still central to demand.

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

The company delivered a resilient hybrid IP and SDI playout ecosystem that supports 10 broadcast channels, with synchronised operations and disaster-recovery capabilities.

Traditional policies generated about 83% of new premium revenue in 2025.

Non-life payouts climb faster than premiums, signalling pressure on underwriting margins.

Cost inflation and supply risk test shipbuilders as regional orders build.

Sales in the wholesale trade reached $34.97b.

Taiwan marks Grab’s first market outside Southeast Asia.

Government subsidies accounted for $3.9b of the 2024 total.

Loans supported by 2.1% domestic demand growth, Fitch says.

Total industry earnings sink as life insurance sector profits halve in 2025.

Fitch warns that spreading FX gains over bond life does not reduce the sector's actual exposure.

Natural gas, meanwhile, will provide essential baseload power following the 2025 nuclear exit.

AM Best says the non-life sector is supported by stable underwriting performance.

Investment-linked insurance products generated $1.4b during the month.

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