Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission plans to amend regulations, enabling life insurers to channel capital directly into AI-linked projects, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.
The policy shift supports government efforts to accelerate technology infrastructure and advance the nation's smart technology island vision, the news wire said.
Concurrently, the FSC will raise the investment cap for certified domestic private equity funds from 20% to 25% of issued shares or paid-in capital, the publication said.
The changes aim to redirect a portion of the industry's US$1 trillion asset pool toward domestic AI and technology initiatives, the report said.
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