Taiwan’s exports are on a tear, powered by global demand for artificial intelligence — but the boom is becoming a flashpoint ...

Taiwan has formed a task force to help exporters and small- and medium-sized enterprises mitigate the impact of the local ...

The Taiwan dollar closed at NT$29.019 against the US dollar on Wednesday, marking its strongest level in over three years.

However, Fitch expects capital positions to improve through new business generation, issuance of capital securities, expanded reinsurance use, and active asset-liability management. While ...

Taiwan dollar hits a three-year high as foreign inflows and dollar weakness drive gains, raising challenges for exporters and insurers.

The New Taiwan dollar's recent surge, along with the appreciation of other Asian currencies, suggests a deepening of regional de-dollarisation as investors rethink their investments in the US ...

Taiwan's central bank issued a statement on Monday saying the surge in its currency was due to speculation and insisted that the U.S. has not requested that it adjust its currency.

(The risk ratio is insurer’s unhedged foreign exchange exposure to its total assets after taking into account the insurers foreign currency volatility reserve).

The Best’s Commentary, “Taiwan Dollar Rallies, Life Insurers More Exposed to Foreign Exchange Risk,” notes that the local currency surged by a combined 8% against the U.S. dollar over a two ...

A hypothetical “Plaza Accord 2.0” to depreciate the US dollar would likely increase pressure on Taiwan’s insurers and their risk-management efforts.

In May, Fitch Ratings downgraded the outlook for Taiwan’s life insurance to “deteriorating” from “neutral”, due to “heightened risks to insurers’ earnings and capital following a recent sharp ...