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Taiwan’s Union Insurance has financial ratings affirmed by AM Best despite NT$1.3bn loss in 2022

The Taiwanese (re)insurer maintained sufficient capital levels to help protect against large underwriting losses in 2022.
Taiwans union insurance has financial ratings affirmed by am best despite nt 3bn loss in 2022 rein asia

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June 2, 2023

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