Taiwan calls on domestic asset managers to scale up – report
Key takeaways
- Taiwan calls on domestic asset managers to scale up – report FSC data show eight Taiwanese asset managers now oversee more than T$1tn each.
- Peng said: “If Taiwan does not develop multiple asset management firms with sufficient scale, it will be difficult to compete internationally.
- “That limits our ability to promote Taiwan’s investment opportunities around the world.”
Taiwan calls on domestic asset managers to scale up – report FSC data show eight Taiwanese asset managers now oversee more than T$1tn each. Credit: hyotographics/ Shutterstock.com. · Private Banker International · hyotographics/ Shutterstock.com. Vidhya Edwards Munnangi Tue, May 26, 2026 at 6:49 PM GMT+7 2 min read Taiwan’s financial regulator has said the island needs larger home-grown asset managers if it is to stand up as a regional financial centre alongside overseas rivals, reported Bloomberg.
Peng Jin-lung, who chairs the Financial Supervisory Commission, said Taiwan’s asset management sector should draw more effectively on the island’s strength in global technology and on the sizeable capital resources held by domestic financial groups.
Peng said: “If Taiwan does not develop multiple asset management firms with sufficient scale, it will be difficult to compete internationally.