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Taiwan eases investment rules for foreign fund firms

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Release time:2025/09/03 10:28
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Taiwan raises offshore fund investment cap to 90% (TVBS) Taiwan eases investment rules for foreign fund firms
Taiwan raises offshore fund investment cap to 90% (TVBS)

TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (金管會), the island's primary financial regulator, announced Tuesday (Sept. 2) a groundbreaking directive allowing foreign investment trusts to raise offshore fund investment ratios for Taiwanese investors to 90%. The immediate policy change represents Taiwan's strategic push to establish itself as Asia's premier asset management destination.

Current regulations restrict domestic investors to allocating no more than 50% of an individual offshore fund's net asset value to their investment portfolios. Special FSC approval can elevate this investment ceiling to 70% under specific predetermined conditions and regulatory requirements. The revolutionary new directive dramatically pushes this boundary to 90% for qualifying institutions that establish comprehensive global or regional operational centers encompassing investment research, product design, risk management, or trading operations within Taiwan's borders.

 

The FSC had issued a complementary directive Aug. 29, permitting foreign asset management companies to establish comprehensive regional operational centers throughout Taiwan. This progressive regulatory framework simultaneously streamlines bureaucratic processes for agencies seeking to recruit top-tier talent and distribute sophisticated offshore fund products to local investors. The commission strategically engaged 18 foreign investment trusts in high-level discussions late May, with established industry giants including AllianceBernstein, Allianz, and Invesco already establishing their expansive regional headquarters within Taiwan's financial districts.

The FSC anticipates these transformative regulatory developments will magnetize substantial foreign investment and specialized financial expertise to Taiwan, fundamentally strengthening the island's increasingly influential role within Asia's intensely competitive financial landscape. These comprehensive policy measures reflect Taiwan's carefully calculated strategic effort to position itself as the region's undisputed premier destination for sophisticated international asset management activities, operations, and strategic financial partnerships. ◼