Information on the activities of the Joint investment fund

Techcom Life Universal Life Fund

The Techcom Life Universal Life Fund is designed to provide customers with safe and effective financial solutions, combining financial protection with sustainable accumulation. With a commitment to a minimum investment return, the fund helps customers confidently build a stable financial foundation through every stage of life.

The investment management strategy of the Universal Life Fund is implemented with a medium- and long-term orientation, based on principles of prudence, transparency, and strict compliance with legal regulations. The investment portfolio is allocated to optimize capital preservation, minimize risks, and deliver stable returns, suitable for customers’ safe investment preferences.

Through a rigorous risk management system and the expertise of an experienced investment team, Techcom Life ensures the sustainable operation of the Universal Life Fund, supporting customers in achieving long-term financial goals in a proactive and efficient manner.

Investment Objectives and Policy of the Universal Life Fund

When customers participate in universal life insurance products, the portion of premiums allocated for investment from these policies is pooled into the Universal Life Fund.

Techcom Life Universal Life Fund is managed with a medium- to long-term investment strategy, focusing on both safety and performance. The majority of the fund’s assets are allocated to fixed-income instruments such as government bonds and corporate bonds, complemented by a portion in bank deposits, aiming to optimize sustainable returns for customers.

When customers participate in universal life insurance-linked products, the insurance premium after deducting initial charges will be allocated into the Universal Life Fund.

 The Techcom Life  Universal Life Fund  is managed under a medium- and long-term investment strategy, focusing on efficiency and safety. Most of the investment portfolio is allocated to fixed-income assets such as government bonds and corporate bonds, combined with a portion of bank deposits, aiming to optimize stable returns for customers.