Insurance Bureau data show foreign investments at 67.94% of life insurers’ invested assets.
This statistic shows how deeply Taiwan’s life-insurance balance sheets are tied to overseas assets. Foreign investments were more than two thirds of invested assets, far above a marginal allocation. The same table places the exposure beside total invested assets and total assets, making the scale visible.
Source 1: Indicators of Insurance, December 2025
Publisher: Insurance Bureau, Financial Supervisory Commission
Dataset/table: Table 17-1: Investment Portfolio of Life Insurance Industry
Units: NT$ million; percent
Date checked: 2026-05-07
Status: source-labelled
Note: The Insurance Bureau reports life-insurer foreign investments of NT$22,767,215 million, equal to 67.94% of invested assets in 2025.
The source note says 2025 data have not been audited by a certified accountant. Treat the figure as published official statistical bulletin data, not audited final accounts.
The Insurance Bureau reports life-insurer foreign investments of NT$22,767,215 million, equal to 67.94% of invested assets in 2025.
Use Insurance Bureau Table 17-1 for life-insurance investment portfolios. Foreign-investment share is the published 2025 percent of total invested capital; NT$ values are in millions and shown as trillions.
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