<div id="readability-page-1">TAIPEI, May 21 (Reuters) - Taiwan's central bank plans to require foreign investors receiving U.S. dollar-denominated dividends from companies including TSMC to stick with one currency choice and not switch frequently, with authorities currently leaning toward allowing changes only once a year, three sources familiar with the matter said. Here are some details: • In April, Taiwan’s Financial</div>

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<p>Taiwan's central bank is set to limit foreign investors receiving U.S. dollar dividends from companies like TSMC to one currency choice per year, according to sources. This move aims to reduce frequent currency switching.</p>

- Taiwan's central bank plans to implement restrictions on foreign investors receiving U.S. dollar-denominated dividends, including those from TSMC.  
- Investors will be required to maintain a single currency choice, with potential changes allowed only once a year.  
- This move aims to enhance stability and transparency in foreign investments.

Taiwan may limit currency switching for TSMC dollar dividends to once a year, sources say