Promotional Measures
Policy relaxation
Specific Measures and Implementation Status
- Expand sales channels for PE Funds managed or invested in by securities firms.
- Allow PE/VC Funds managed or invested in by securities firms to be sold to high-net-worth clients. (Banking Bureau)
- Expand the scope for the insurance industry’s investment in domestic private equity funds to encompass the five trusted industries, and incorporate venture capital and private equity awards when formulating incentive investment programs in April 2026.
- In February 2026, it was stipulated that insurance companies' investments in venture capital enterprises within a specified limit would be subject to a lower risk factor, while in June 2026, the investment limit applicable to domestic private equity funds was increased.
Environmental development
Specific Measures and Implementation Status
- According to current insurance regulations, insurance companies are permitted to invest in domestic real economy sectors through project-based investments and securities channels. These participations include direct investments, investments in startups and domestic industries via venture capital enterprises, or investments in domestic strategic industries—such as the "Five Plus Two" key innovative industries and the six core strategic industries—through private equity funds.
- Expand the scope of domestic private equity fund investments by the insurance industry: interpretative orders were issued to broaden the eligible investment scope to include public-private partnership (PPP) projects, public infrastructure, ESG sustainable investments, social welfare enterprises, infrastructure projects, the Five Trusted Industries initiative, the AI New Ten Major Infrastructure Projects, and other initiatives approved by the Executive Yuan.
- Adjust risk coefficients to increase investment incentives: adjust the risk coefficient for the industry-wide investment in Venture Capital (VC) within a total cap of NT$50 billion from 33.75% to 17.25%.
- Regulations related to the issuance of ESG sustainable investment products.
Incubation for Fostering Startup Enterprises
Specific Measures and Implementation Status
- To strengthen the support for innovative, startup, and youth entrepreneurship teams, the TPEx launched the "Go Incubation Board for Startup and Acceleration(GISA) Plus" in January 2025. This initiative actively expands the scale of companies under the GISA Board, assisting small, medium, and micro innovative enterprises at various development stages in matching the resources they need to accelerate growth and development.
- In April 2025, the Securities and Futures Bureau permited securities firms to invest in new share issuances on the GISA platform. These investments can be offset against the subscription quotas required from them during the Emerging Stock Board stage, thereby increasing securities firms' attention to the funding needs of small, medium, and micro-enterprises, which is beneficial for these businesses in obtaining operational capital.


