KEB Hana Bank Surpasses 1 Trillion Won in Retirement Pension ETF Sales
KEB Hana Bank's retirement pension ETF products have exceeded 1 trillion won in sales deposits, achieving this milestone in just three years since their launch. Initiated in November 2021, these ETFs were designed to provide investment opportunities across various assets such as stocks and bonds, reducing risks while aiming to improve long-term returns. This diversified approach has garnered popularity, offering customers a variety of pension investment options.
The bank expanded its range of ETF products to 154, aiming to provide a diverse portfolio for its customers. This expansion supports the goal of enhancing the pension asset yield and provides participants with a broader array of choices. To further enhance trading convenience, the bank has introduced multiple services and a monthly ETF guidebook.
Moreover, KEB Hana Bank offers stability-enhancing options like principal-preserving ELBs and became the first in its sector to introduce direct bond investment options. These enhancements and new offerings serve to bolster the bank’s credibility among its clients. The bank has been recognized for its management performance, topping the list in pension fund operating yields among commercial banks over the past year and receiving accolades as an excellent business operator from the Ministry of Employment and Labor.
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