According to a Bloomberg report, Taiwan's life insurance association is asking its members to study adjustments as hedging expenses climb and firms prepare to rebuild currency protection.
The captive's capital position strengthened in 2024 through profit retention and favourable investment gains, offsetting pressures from underwriting inefficiencies.
The rating agency affirmed Taiwan's second-largest non-life insurer at A with a stable outlook, noting that its motor portfolio continues to support underwriting margins.
Market Lane's deal with ARAG comes less than two months after the latter announced it would withdraw from Australia due to unmet business expectations.
The proposal would mark India's third FDI liberalisation in a decade, potentially reshaping insurer joint ventures and aligning with the government's “Insurance for All by 2047” goal.
The rating agency said capital recovery driven by underwriting and investment gains kept Taiwanese insurer's position stable despite market volatility.
