Rising Interest in High-Dividend and International Gold ETFs
Rising Interest in High-Dividend and International Gold ETFs
Following the rapid rise of the KOSPI, individual investors are increasingly focusing on high-dividend ETFs for stable returns. This trend is driven by anticipation of tax law revisions and government policies enabling separate taxation of dividend income. Such developments are expected to enhance the appeal of high-dividend ETFs further. Meanwhile, Shinhan Asset Management has announced a significant reduction in the total fee of the SOL International Gold ETF, lowering it from 0.3% to 0.05%. This ETF benefits from directly reflecting international gold prices, thus minimizing pricing distortions, and has seen its net assets surge from 13.7 billion KRW to 83.2 billion KRW. In addition, the SOL International Gold Covered Call Active ETF is attracting consistent capital inflows from pension investors, which makes it an interesting fund to watch.
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Expectation for Separate Taxation of Dividend Income… High-Dividend ETFs Rise AgainExpectation for separate taxation of dividend income is pushing high-dividend ETFs to rise again. As the KOSPI surpasses the 4100 mark, raising concerns of overheating, individual investors are turning their attention to high-dividend ETFs. They are preparing for potential adjustments after a steep rise, while simultaneously aiming for stable returns and policy benefits.