Taiwan Life Opens Kaohsiung Zone, Targeting High-Net-Worth Clients with One-Stop Services
Taiwan Life officially opened its Asian Asset Management Center Kaohsiung Zone, offering exclusive products and a team of 600 experts to provide one-stop wealth management for high-net-worth clients.
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(CNA Reporter Su Ssu-yun, Taipei, 23rd) Taiwan Life, a subsidiary of CTBC Financial Holding, stated today that the Taiwan Life Asian Asset Management Center Kaohsiung Zone opened on the 22nd. It integrates exclusive products, teams, experts, and rapid processes to meet the wealth management and cross-border financial needs of high-end clients in a one-stop manner. Taiwan Life pointed out its hope that the financial industry can become another "protector mountain" (pillar of the economy), working together to strengthen Taiwan's asset management market.
The Financial Supervisory Commission launched the Kaohsiung Zone in July 2025. To date, 21 domestic banks have moved in. Regarding the insurance sector, 6 companies—Cathay Life, Fubon Life, Nanshan Life, KGI Life, Taiwan Life, and Shin Kong Life—have established a presence in the Kaohsiung Zone.
Taiwan Life issued a press release today noting that its Asian Asset Kaohsiung Zone opened on the 22nd. Liao Chun-chen, Senior Vice President of Taiwan Life's Channel Operation Division, stated that they are optimistic about the strong hidden wealth among the people and enterprise development capabilities in the port city. Establishing a new service hub in this special zone aims to expand "retaining wealth" and "attracting investment." Combined with CTBC Financial Holding's resources, it will meet the diverse needs of high-net-worth clients for asset allocation, protection, and inheritance.
The Taiwan Life Asian Asset Kaohsiung Zone provides "5PRO" core services. Starting from developing exclusive products (Product), it includes the pioneering foreign currency multiple-payout health insurance and USD interest-sensitive whole life insurance. It provides USD asset allocation products equipped with life insurance protection, unrestricted by the current regulations regarding the minimum ratio of death benefits to policy value reserves, thereby meeting the diverse needs of high-net-worth clients for asset appreciation and inheritance.
Taiwan Life has also built a top-tier wealth management professional team (Project Team) of over 600 members to provide precise protection and asset allocation planning. Partnering with cross-domain experts (Professional) from accounting firms, it offers exclusive wealth management solutions through various tax and wealth inheritance seminars and one-on-one consulting services for high-net-worth clients. Furthermore, an exclusive fast-track process (Process) has been established to provide honorable privileges (Promotion). (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150423
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(CNA Reporter Su Ssu-yun, Taipei, 23rd) Taiwan Life, a subsidiary of CTBC Financial Holding, stated today that the Taiwan Life Asian Asset Management Center Kaohsiung Zone opened on the 22nd. It integrates exclusive products, teams, experts, and rapid processes to meet the wealth management and cross-border financial needs of high-end clients in a one-stop manner. Taiwan Life pointed out its hope that the financial industry can become another "protector mountain" (pillar of the economy), working together to strengthen Taiwan's asset management market.
The Financial Supervisory Commission launched the Kaohsiung Zone in July 2025. To date, 21 domestic banks have moved in. Regarding the insurance sector, 6 companies—Cathay Life, Fubon Life, Nanshan Life, KGI Life, Taiwan Life, and Shin Kong Life—have established a presence in the Kaohsiung Zone.
Taiwan Life issued a press release today noting that its Asian Asset Kaohsiung Zone opened on the 22nd. Liao Chun-chen, Senior Vice President of Taiwan Life's Channel Operation Division, stated that they are optimistic about the strong hidden wealth among the people and enterprise development capabilities in the port city. Establishing a new service hub in this special zone aims to expand "retaining wealth" and "attracting investment." Combined with CTBC Financial Holding's resources, it will meet the diverse needs of high-net-worth clients for asset allocation, protection, and inheritance.
The Taiwan Life Asian Asset Kaohsiung Zone provides "5PRO" core services. Starting from developing exclusive products (Product), it includes the pioneering foreign currency multiple-payout health insurance and USD interest-sensitive whole life insurance. It provides USD asset allocation products equipped with life insurance protection, unrestricted by the current regulations regarding the minimum ratio of death benefits to policy value reserves, thereby meeting the diverse needs of high-net-worth clients for asset appreciation and inheritance.
Taiwan Life has also built a top-tier wealth management professional team (Project Team) of over 600 members to provide precise protection and asset allocation planning. Partnering with cross-domain experts (Professional) from accounting firms, it offers exclusive wealth management solutions through various tax and wealth inheritance seminars and one-on-one consulting services for high-net-worth clients. Furthermore, an exclusive fast-track process (Process) has been established to provide honorable privileges (Promotion). (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150423
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