Taiwan Life commits $25M to ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund IV

Taiwan Life has agreed to subscribe to ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund IV, L.P., committing up to $25 million to the vehicle, the insurer disclosed on 2025/10/28. The subscription was negotiated with ISQ Global Fund IV GP, LLC, which acts as the fund’s general partner.

The insurer said the commitment—reported as "no more than $25,000,000 USD"—will be processed under the fund’s standard subscription agreements and through the company’s existing authorization procedures. The filing notes the allocation will represent roughly 0.17% of the relevant capital base cited in the notice.

The move reflects a broader trend among institutional investors and insurance companies to increase allocations to core and core-plus infrastructure. Global infrastructure fundraising has been robust in recent years: Preqin estimates institutional commitments to infrastructure strategies exceeded $200 billion annually in the latest cycles, driven by long-duration cash flows and inflation-linked revenue streams attractive to insurers.

For an insurer such as Taiwan Life, infrastructure fund commitments serve multiple portfolio objectives—stable long-term returns, liability matching and diversification away from liquid public markets. Industry surveys show insurers now allocate an average of 5–8% of total assets to real assets, including infrastructure and real estate, up from lower single digits a decade ago.