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Aon, a global professional services firm specialising in risk, insurance, retirement and health solutions, has announced the relocation of its Taiwan corporate office at Fubon A25 in Xinyi District.
According to the announcement, colleagues moved into the new facility in early August 2026.
This relocation reflects Aon’s continued investment in Taiwan and confidence in the market, while providing a modern, flexible environment to empower Aon’s Taiwan teams, while also enhancing connectivity across the business and strengthening Aon’s ability to deliver integrated advice and solutions to clients.
Lee Huang Ng, Chairperson and CEO of Taiwan, Aon, commented: “The opening of our new office in Xinyi District is an important milestone for our Taiwan business. It reflects our long-term commitment to Taiwan and creates an environment for our colleagues to collaborate, innovate and succeed, while continuing to deliver the insights and solutions our clients need in an increasingly complex risk environment.”
Designed to support a modern working style, the new office includes dedicated spaces for focused work, collaboration and team meetings, fostering greater connectivity among colleagues within a custom-built environment.

Furthermore, the facility aligns with Aon’s sustainability priorities, incorporating smart-building features designed to enhance energy efficiency and hold LEED Gold and EEWH Gold certifications.
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