As of mid-2013, BMI continues to see Taiwan’s insurance sector as standing out from its peers in other countries for two reasons. The first is that, by many metrics, density (ie premiums per capita) in particular, the country is an exceptionally highly developed market for insurance. A country that for much of the last 30 years has consistently run a current account surplus has mobilised savings substantially through a life insurance segment that is dominated by massive domestic financial conglomerates. The absolute size, relative size, access to capital, brand and distribution networks of the massive Taiwanese financial services conglomerates – …
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