Taiwan Equity Funds Gain Flexibility as Single-Stock Limit Raised

Taiwan equity funds are set to gain greater flexibility as regulators raise the single-stock holding limit to 25% from 10% for domestic funds.

The Financial Supervisory Commission said the change applies to equity funds and active ETFs, although holdings cannot exceed a company’s weighting in the benchmark index.

The adjustment reflects the growing dominance of technology stocks in Taiwan’s market and rising concentration among large-cap firms.

Regulators said the reform will allow Taiwan equity funds to better capture market opportunities, support product diversification and enhance competitiveness within the asset management industry.