Taiwan's currency faces mounting pressure as new accounting rules are reshaping how insurers manage their massive foreign-exchange exposure. With approximately NT$3 trillion ($95 billion) in overseas assets, Taiwan's insurance sector is now able to unwind hedges that previously provided critical support to the local currency. This policy shift could have broader implications for regional currency dynamics and risk asset performance. For investors tracking macroeconomic trends and currency correlations, this development signals potential volatility in emerging market forex markets—particularly relevant when considering portfolio diversification and exposure to Asia-Pacific economies.