Retirement Pension Yields Significantly Influenced by ETF Allocation
According to Mirae Asset Securities' analysis, retirement pension accounts with higher allocations in ETFs achieved superior yields. Among DC-type and IRP accounts managed for over three years, those with the top 10% ETF allocations recorded an impressive annual average yield of 23.97% and a cumulative yield of 71.97% over three years. In contrast, accounts with the lowest 10% yields were heavily invested in cash-like assets, resulting in notably lower returns.
EMP funds enhance diversification by investing in a variety of ETFs, attracting interest from retirement pension investors. The total amount set up in domestic EMP funds has reached 1.3 trillion Korean won. Notably, the KB Global Technology EMP achieved a yield of 12.86%, marking the highest performance. Additionally, EMP ETFs like the RISE Global Asset Allocation Active have been launched and are garnering attention.
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