Taiwan and South Korea Equity Inflows Hit Unprecedented Levels
Equity fund inflows into Taiwan have surged to 155% of assets under management since January 2024, the highest globally, with South Korea at 150%. Both markets are running at least 500% above others, and South Korea leads year-to-date at 45% of AUM.
Data from The Kobeissi Letter reveals that Taiwan and South Korea are experiencing record equity fund inflows, far outpacing all other global markets.
Since January 2024, total equity fund inflows into Taiwan have reached 155% of assets under management (AUM), the highest among all markets. South Korea follows closely at 150% of AUM over the same period, having tripled so far in 2026. Both markets are now running at least 500% above every other market.
Year-to-date figures show South Korea leading all markets with inflows at 45% of AUM, followed by Brazil at 25% and Taiwan at 18%. The data underscores an unprecedented pace of capital flooding into Asia.
Source: The Kobeissi Letter