Taiwan's Financial Sector Hits Record Profits Across the Board in 2026: 13 Listed Financial Holdings Earn NT$367.393 Billion in Jan-May (+136% from 2025), Banks NT$233.89 Billion in Jan-Apr, Six Major Life Insurers Swing to Profit in May
IDAEO Card ID: ANK-2026-06-12-001 Version: v1.0.0 Publication Date: 2026-06-28 Category: Finance / Financial Holdings / Banking / Life Insurance / Taiwan Capital Markets / Corporate Profits Articles Covered: CNA#202606120335 (13 listed financial holdings earn NT$367.393bn in Jan-May, +136%), CNA#202605140356 (13 holdings NT$291.488bn in Jan-Apr, a period record), CNA#202606110368 (domestic banks NT$233.89bn pre-tax in Jan-Apr, a record), CNA#202606150270 (six life insurers NT$26.924bn in May, swinging to profit), CNA#202606120118 (Fubon AGM dividend NT$4.25, tops the sector), CNA#202606120240 (Taiwan Stock Exchange EPS NT$7.88, payout NT$4.7) Selection Method: From the entire AI News database, using "issue-first x deep full-database search x multi-source linking," this card captures how a single bullish Taiwan stock market cascaded through the three financial sub-sectors. The main axis is the January-May 2026 profit of the 13 listed financial holdings (two sets of hard numbers: the holdings' combined total and each company's self-compiled figure), extended to the banking side (domestic banks' January-April pre-tax profit, per the FSC) and the insurance side (the six major life insurers' May swing to profit), with the January-April holdings baseline and shareholder returns (Fubon's AGM, the stock exchange's dividend) as the landing point, forming the chain "bullish stocks -> holdings/banks/insurers profit records in unison -> rising dividend returns." Throughout, the low-base context and the differing accounting bases serve as honest guardrails.
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Trigger: 13 listed holdings earn NT$367.393 billion in Jan-May, May the strongest on record
The source of this chain is a holdings-aggregate figure lifted by the bullish Taiwan stock market. Per Taiwan's Central News Agency, the buoyant May market and active capital markets boosted the 13 listed financial holdings, whose combined after-tax profit for May 2026 was NT$75.904 billion - surpassing the May 2024 record for the "strongest May" - while the January-May 2026 accumulated total reached NT$367.393 billion, up 136% from January-May 2025 (CNA #202606120335). [F-001][F-002] CNA also flagged the backdrop: the same month of 2025 saw the sector pressured by a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar on a low base, so May 2026 delivered strong results on the tailwind of the bull market.
Reviewing each company's self-compiled figures, the profit structure is clearly concentrated in capital-market-related business. Fubon Financial Holding posted a self-compiled after-tax profit of NT$15.77 billion for May 2026, NT$87.85 billion accumulated for the five months, up 122% from January-May 2025, with EPS of NT$6.27 - leading the 13 holdings (CNA #202606120335). [F-003] Cathay Financial Holding accumulated NT$59.93 billion for the five months of 2026, up 55% from January-May 2025, EPS of NT$4.07; Yuanta Financial Holding NT$29.06 billion, up 200% from January-May 2025, EPS of NT$2.18; CTBC Financial Holding NT$34.79 billion, up about 41% from January-May 2025, EPS of NT$1.78 (CNA #202606120335). [F-004][F-005][F-006] Note that these are each holding company's self-compiled aggregates relayed by CNA, not auditor-reviewed consolidated financial statements.
Pushing the baseline back one month, the record is not a single-month fluke. Per CNA, the 13 listed financial holdings' accumulated after-tax profit for January-April 2026 was NT$291.488 billion, up 79.65% from January-April 2025, breaking the prior January-April record of NT$247.537 billion set in 2021; the single month of April totaled NT$103.3 billion, with the several-fold growth rate driven mainly by the low base when the sector faced a global stock rout in the same month of 2025 (CNA #202605140356). [F-007]
Cascade one (banks): domestic banks' Jan-Apr pre-tax profit NT$233.89 billion
The bull-market dividend reached banks via the credit and funding side. Per FSC statistics relayed by CNA, Taiwan's domestic banks posted accumulated pre-tax profit of NT$233.89 billion for January-April 2026 - the highest for that period on record - up NT$43.04 billion (22.6%) from January-April 2025. FSC Banking Bureau Deputy Director-General Chang Chia-kuei explained that loan growth, lower US-dollar funding costs, and favorable market conditions lifted interest, fee, and investment income simultaneously (CNA #202606110368). [F-008] By single month, domestic banks' pre-tax profit for April 2026 was NT$59.61 billion - the second-highest single month on record, behind January 2026's NT$66.87 billion (CNA #202606110368). [F-009] A caveat: the bank side is on a "pre-tax profit" basis, different from the holdings' "consolidated after-tax" and the insurers' "self-compiled after-tax," so the three sets of figures each carry their own source and are not added together.
Cascade two (insurers): six life insurers swing to NT$26.924 billion profit in May
The most dramatic turn came in life insurance. Per CNA, Taiwan stocks rose 5,806.31 points in May, and the active market lifted financial-asset valuations, driving the six major life insurers to a combined NT$26.924 billion profit in May 2026 - a swing to profit from a combined NT$34.891 billion loss in May 2025. Accumulated profit for January-May 2026 reached NT$152.489 billion, up 3046% from January-May 2025 (CNA #202606150270). [F-010][F-011] That 3046% must be read honestly: the denominator is the trough of January-May 2025, when insurers were hit by capital-market turmoil from US tariff policy plus a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar; May 2025 alone was a combined NT$34.891 billion loss (May 2026 swung to profit), and the extremely low cumulative base magnified the growth rate rather than reflecting a routine many-fold increase. Including share-disposal gains measured at fair value through other comprehensive income (FVOCI), Fubon Life's adjusted profit for January-May 2026 reached NT$123.46 billion - a separate figure on a different basis, not added to the self-compiled numbers.
Landing: profits become shareholder returns, dividends match record highs
When book profits hit records, the next step is cash returns to shareholders. Per CNA, Fubon Financial Holding's 2026 annual general meeting approved a 2025 cash dividend of NT$4.25 per share, matching Fubon's record high and topping the financial-holding sector. Chairman Daniel Tsai said Fubon Financial Holding's 2025 after-tax profit was NT$120.94 billion with EPS of NT$8.37, leading the sector's per-share earnings for the 17th consecutive year (CNA #202606120118). [F-012] At the other end of the capital market, the Taiwan Stock Exchange posted 2025 net profit attributable to the parent of NT$13.645 billion, up 0.7% from 2024, a fresh record high, with EPS of NT$7.88; its AGM approved a cash dividend of NT$3.2 plus a stock dividend of NT$1.5, a combined per-share payout of NT$4.7 (CNA #202606120240). [F-013] The exchange also disclosed market heat: at the end of 2025 the Taiwan weighted index stood at 28,963.6 points, up more than 25% for the year, with listed-stock market capitalization of NT$94.36 trillion, ranked 8th globally (CNA #202606120240). [F-014]
One bull market, a three-sector dividend
Read together, these are not three scattered news items but a single bullish Taiwan stock market landing simultaneously across the three financial sub-sectors:
- Holdings (consolidated after-tax): NT$367.393 billion in Jan-May, up 136% from January-May 2025, driven by subsidiaries in securities, banking, and insurance together.
- Banks (pre-tax profit): NT$233.89 billion in Jan-Apr, up 22.6% from January-April 2025, driven by lending and gains across interest, fee, and investment income.
- Life insurers (self-compiled after-tax): a May swing to profit of NT$26.924 billion, NT$152.489 billion accumulated for five months, driven by recovering asset valuations and realized equity gains.
- Shareholder returns: Fubon's 2025 dividend of NT$4.25 matched its record high; the stock exchange's combined per-share payout was NT$4.7.
The demand source is the bull market, and the dividend landed along three lines - capital gains, credit, and insurance investment - simultaneously. But the outsized growth rates must be corrected for the low 2025 base, and the differing accounting bases mean the figures cannot be added.
Risk Factors
- Low-base effect: holdings' +136% in Jan-May and life insurers' +3046% in Jan-May both rest on the trough of the same months of 2025, when the sector was hit by a global stock rout and a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar; the growth is magnified by the low base. The six insurers' combined NT$34.891 billion loss in May 2025 turning into a NT$26.924 billion profit in May 2026 is a swing to profit, not a routine many-fold increase.
- Bases not additive: holdings are consolidated after-tax, banks pre-tax, insurers self-compiled after-tax; the three sets carry their own sources and cannot be summed. FVOCI-adjusted profit (such as Fubon Life's NT$123.46 billion for five months) and self-compiled figures are also on different bases.
- Market dependence: insurer and securities profits depend heavily on realized capital gains in Taiwan stocks; a pullback could reverse FVOCI valuation and capital-gain contributions. Profit durability awaits verification by subsequent monthly self-compiled figures and half-year reports.
- Nature of the data: every figure here is a company self-compiled number, an FSC statistic, or an AGM disclosure relayed by CNA (official_statement), not a TWSE/EDINET audited hard number.
FAQ
Q: How much did Taiwan's 13 listed financial holdings earn in Jan-May 2026, and what record did they set?
The 13 listed financial holdings earned a combined NT$367.393 billion in after-tax profit for January-May 2026, up 136% from January-May 2025, and the single month of May totaled NT$75.904 billion - the strongest May on record.
Per CNA, the 13 listed financial holdings earned a combined NT$367.393 billion for January-May 2026, up 136% from January-May 2025, while the single month of May totaled NT$75.904 billion, surpassing the May 2024 record. Fubon Financial Holding led with NT$87.85 billion for the five months and EPS of NT$6.27, followed by Cathay Financial Holding (NT$59.93 billion), Yuanta Financial Holding (NT$29.06 billion), and CTBC Financial Holding (NT$34.79 billion). The figures are self-compiled aggregates relayed by CNA (CNA #202606120335).
Q: How did Taiwan's domestic banks and six major life insurers perform in 2026?
Domestic banks posted NT$233.89 billion in pre-tax profit for January-April 2026, the highest for that period on record and up 22.6% from January-April 2025; the six major life insurers swung to a combined NT$26.924 billion profit in May 2026, with NT$152.489 billion accumulated for the five months.
Per FSC statistics relayed by CNA, the domestic banks' NT$233.89 billion pre-tax profit for January-April 2026 was driven mainly by loan growth, lower US-dollar funding costs, and favorable markets lifting interest, fee, and investment income; the single month of April 2026 (NT$59.61 billion) was the second-highest on record. On the insurance side, the six major life insurers earned a combined NT$26.924 billion in May 2026 on rising Taiwan stocks, swinging to profit from a combined NT$34.891 billion loss in May 2025 (CNA #202606110368, #202606150270).
Q: Are the growth rates of +136% for holdings and +3046% for insurers really that large?
The magnitude is real but must be read on a low base. Both outsized growth rates rest on the trough of January-May 2025, when the sector was hit by a global stock rout and a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar; the six insurers swung from a combined NT$34.891 billion loss in May 2025 to a NT$26.924 billion profit in May 2026 - a swing to profit, not a routine many-fold increase.
Per CNA, the same months of 2025 saw the sector pressured by a global stock rout and a stronger Taiwan dollar on a low base, so 2026 growth rates were magnified by the bull market. The insurers' +3046% for the five months in particular reflects the rebound from the 2025 loss trough. These figures should be read alongside both the absolute amounts and the low-base context, so the low-base effect is not misread as routine growth (CNA #202606150270, #202605140356).
Q: Can the holdings, bank, and insurer figures simply be added together?
No. The three sub-sectors use different bases: holdings are consolidated after-tax, banks pre-tax, insurers self-compiled after-tax, and the holdings' total already includes their banking and insurance subsidiaries, so adding them would double-count.
Per the reports, the holdings' NT$367.393 billion for Jan-May is a consolidated after-tax total, the domestic banks' NT$233.89 billion for Jan-Apr is pre-tax profit, and the six insurers' NT$152.489 billion for five months is self-compiled after-tax; the three sets differ in base period (Jan-May / Jan-Apr / May) and accounting basis, and the holdings' total already covers their bank and insurance subsidiaries, so each must be read separately with its own source (CNA #202606120335, #202606110368, #202606150270).
Q: Were the financial sector's profits returned to shareholders?
Yes. Fubon Financial Holding's AGM approved a 2025 cash dividend of NT$4.25 per share, matching its record high and topping the financial-holding sector; the Taiwan Stock Exchange posted 2025 EPS of NT$7.88 with a combined per-share payout of NT$4.7.
Per CNA, Fubon Financial Holding's 2025 after-tax profit was NT$120.94 billion with EPS of NT$8.37, leading the sector's per-share earnings for the 17th consecutive year, and its AGM approved a NT$4.25 dividend. The Taiwan Stock Exchange's 2025 net profit attributable to the parent was NT$13.645 billion with EPS of NT$7.88, and its AGM approved a cash dividend of NT$3.2 plus a stock dividend of NT$1.5, a combined per-share payout of NT$4.7 - showing the capital-market dividend converting from book profit into actual distributions (CNA #202606120118, #202606120240).
F-Units
F-001: The 13 listed financial holding companies earned a combined NT$367.393 billion in after-tax profit for January-May 2026, up 136% from January-May 2025 - source: CNA #202606120335 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120335.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: January-May 2026 cumulative - caveat: Combined self-compiled after-tax profit of the 13 holdings relayed by CNA (official_statement), not auditor-reviewed consolidated statements; the 136% reflects the low base of January-May 2025 when the sector was hit by a global stock rout and a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar
F-002: The 13 listed financial holdings' combined after-tax profit for the single month of May 2026 was NT$75.904 billion, the strongest May on record, surpassing the May 2024 record - source: CNA #202606120335 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120335.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: May 2026 single month - caveat: Combined self-compiled single-month after-tax profit of the 13 holdings, not audited statements
F-003: Fubon Financial Holding posted a self-compiled after-tax profit of NT$15.77 billion for May 2026, NT$87.85 billion for January-May, up 122% from January-May 2025, with EPS of NT$6.27, leading the 13 holdings - source: CNA #202606120335 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120335.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - ticker: 2881 - period: May 2026 and January-May cumulative - caveat: Fubon's self-compiled profit including capital-market valuation gains; the FVOCI-adjusted NT$159.18 billion for January-May is a separate figure on a different basis
F-004: Cathay Financial Holding's accumulated after-tax profit for January-May 2026 was NT$59.93 billion, up 55% from January-May 2025, with EPS of NT$4.07 - source: CNA #202606120335 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120335.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - ticker: 2882 - period: January-May 2026 cumulative - caveat: Cathay's self-compiled profit, not audited statements
F-005: Yuanta Financial Holding's accumulated after-tax profit for January-May 2026 was NT$29.06 billion, up 200% from January-May 2025, with EPS of NT$2.18 - source: CNA #202606120335 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120335.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - ticker: 2885 - period: January-May 2026 cumulative - caveat: Yuanta's self-compiled profit, not audited statements
F-006: CTBC Financial Holding's accumulated after-tax profit for January-May 2026 was NT$34.79 billion, up about 41% from January-May 2025, with EPS of NT$1.78 - source: CNA #202606120335 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120335.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - ticker: 2891 - period: January-May 2026 cumulative - caveat: CTBC's self-compiled profit, not audited statements
F-007: The 13 listed financial holdings' accumulated after-tax profit for January-April 2026 was NT$291.488 billion, up 79.65% from January-April 2025, breaking the prior January-April record of NT$247.537 billion set in 2021; April single month totaled NT$103.3 billion - source: CNA #202605140356 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202605140356.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: January-April 2026 cumulative - caveat: Combined self-compiled figures of the 13 holdings relayed by CNA; the several-fold April growth reflects the low base of the same month of 2025 amid the global stock rout
F-008: Taiwan's domestic banks posted accumulated pre-tax profit of NT$233.89 billion for January-April 2026, the highest for that period on record, up NT$43.04 billion (22.6%) from January-April 2025 - source: CNA #202606110368 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606110368.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: January-April 2026 cumulative (115th year of the ROC, Jan-Apr) - caveat: FSC statistics relayed by CNA (official_statement); the primary period is January-April 2026 (ROC year 115), NOT 2024 (the source summary contained a year typo; hard numbers follow the article body)
F-009: Taiwan's domestic banks' pre-tax profit for the single month of April 2026 was NT$59.61 billion, the second-highest single month on record, behind January 2026's NT$66.87 billion - source: CNA #202606110368 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606110368.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: April 2026 single month - caveat: FSC statistics relayed by CNA
F-010: The six major life insurers earned a combined NT$26.924 billion in May 2026, swinging to profit (versus a combined NT$34.891 billion loss in May 2025) - source: CNA #202606150270 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606150270.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: May 2026 single month - caveat: Combined self-compiled figures of the six insurers relayed by CNA; the swing to profit reflects the May 2025 loss trough amid US tariff-policy turmoil and a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar
F-011: The six major life insurers' accumulated profit for January-May 2026 was a combined NT$152.489 billion, up 3046% from January-May 2025 - source: CNA #202606150270 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606150270.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: January-May 2026 cumulative - caveat: The 3046% reflects the low base of the insurers' loss in January-May 2025; FVOCI-adjusted profit (such as Fubon Life's NT$123.46 billion for five months) is on a different basis and not added to self-compiled figures
F-012: Fubon Financial Holding's AGM approved a 2025 cash dividend of NT$4.25 per share, matching its record high and topping the financial-holding sector; 2025 after-tax profit was NT$120.94 billion, EPS of NT$8.37, leading the sector's per-share earnings for the 17th consecutive year - source: CNA #202606120118 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120118.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - ticker: 2881 - period: Fiscal year 2025 (115th-year ROC AGM) - caveat: Fubon AGM resolution and Chairman Daniel Tsai's disclosure (official_statement); the dividend is the 2025 earnings distribution
F-013: The Taiwan Stock Exchange's 2025 net profit attributable to the parent was NT$13.645 billion, up 0.7% from 2024, a fresh record high, with EPS of NT$7.88; its AGM approved a cash dividend of NT$3.2 plus a stock dividend of NT$1.5, a combined per-share payout of NT$4.7 - source: CNA #202606120240 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120240.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: Fiscal year 2025 (AGM) - caveat: Taiwan Stock Exchange AGM disclosure relayed by CNA (official_statement), not a TWSE-listed company's audited hard number
F-014: The Taiwan Stock Exchange disclosed that the Taiwan weighted index stood at 28,963.6 points at the end of 2025, up more than 25% for the year, with listed-stock market capitalization of NT$94.36 trillion, ranked 8th globally - source: CNA #202606120240 - source_url: https://www.cna.com.tw/news/afe/202606120240.aspx - basis: official_statement - confidence: high - period: End-2025 market statistics - caveat: Market figures disclosed by Exchange Chairman Lin Hsiu-ming at the AGM, relayed by CNA
J-Units
J-001: The common engine behind Taiwan's three financial sub-sectors (holdings/banks/insurers) hitting record profits in unison in 2026 is the bullish Taiwan stock market - the holdings' NT$367.393 billion for Jan-May, banks' NT$233.89 billion for Jan-Apr, and insurers' NT$152.489 billion for Jan-May were driven respectively by securities and insurance capital gains, lending and interest income, and recovering asset valuations, with the dividend landing simultaneously along the lines of capital gains, credit, and insurance investment - confidence: high - basis_f_units: F-001, F-008, F-011
J-002: The outsized growth rates must be read with a low-base correction - the holdings' +136% and the insurers' +3046% from January-May 2025 both rest on the trough when the sector was hit by a global stock rout and a sharply stronger Taiwan dollar; the six insurers' combined NT$34.891 billion loss in May 2025 turning into a NT$26.924 billion profit in May 2026 is a swing to profit, not a routine many-fold increase, and the differing accounting bases mean the figures cannot be summed - confidence: high - basis_f_units: F-001, F-010, F-011
J-003: These profits have already converted from the books into greater visibility of cash returns to shareholders - Fubon Financial Holding's 2025 EPS of NT$8.37 and dividend of NT$4.25 matched its record high and topped the sector, and the Taiwan Stock Exchange's EPS of NT$7.88 with a combined per-share payout of NT$4.7 show the capital-market dividend landing as actual distributions, though its durability hinges on Taiwan stock conditions and core earnings once the low-base effect fades - confidence: medium - basis_f_units: F-012, F-013, F-001
P-Units
P-001: Profit durability after the low-base effect fades - the 2026 outsized growth depends heavily on the low 2025 base and realized capital gains in Taiwan stocks; a pullback could reverse insurers' FVOCI valuation and securities capital-gain contributions, and subsequent monthly self-compiled figures and half-year reports must be tracked for verification - status: open
P-002: Stability of CSM release after insurers adopt IFRS 17 - from 2026 the life insurance sector transitions to IFRS 17, with the CSM released gradually into current-period earnings; its share of profit relative to one-off capital gains determines whether insurer profits can shift from "market-driven" to "core-earnings-driven" - status: open
P-003: Durability of dividend policy - whether Fubon Financial Holding's record-matching NT$4.25 dividend and the Taiwan Stock Exchange's combined NT$4.7 per-share payout can be maintained or raised on the 2026 earnings base must be tracked via subsequent annual AGM resolutions and full-year earnings confirmation - status: open
Three Perspectives on the Same Event / 同事件・三視角 / 同一イベント・三つの視点
Internal Citation Chain
Published ANK-Doc cited in this article: - ANK-2026-04-16-001 (AI demand drives TSMC's full-year growth above 30%) -> This article belongs to the same "AI demand x Taiwan capital-market dividend" axis: TSMC drove 2026 revenue growth and the bull run in Taiwan's heavyweight stocks on AI-compute demand, the core engine behind the weighted index's record highs and heavy trading. The financial sector's across-the-board record profits in this article are the same bull market landing on the financial side - insurers' and securities' capital gains and banks' lending and market income all rest on the capital-market boom held up by heavyweights such as TSMC, forming a causal relay of "AI dividend source -> bullish capital markets -> financial-sector profits."
Sources
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