The buyer of AIG's Taiwan unit will raise T$10 billion ($338 million) this year as part of a commitment to meet the regulator's conditions for the $2.16 billion acquisition, the regulator said on Thursday. In addition, the regulator asked Ruen Chen Investment to keep T$30 billion in cash or assets in a custodian account. It will also put 70 percent of its Nan Shan stake in trust for 10 years. Ruen Chen is awaiting regulator approval for the deal and must meet five strict criteria on funding, staff, and other issues. (Reporting by Faith Hung)
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