Growth in Domestic ETF Market and Rising Foreign Investment
Samsung Asset Management is on the verge of surpassing 80 trillion won in ETF net assets, a feat closely tied to the upward trend in the domestic stock market. The KODEX 200 ETF alone has accounted for a 1.1059 trillion won increase in net assets this year, drawing significant interest from foreign and institutional investors in leveraged ETFs. Samsung Asset Management aims to leverage this market momentum to drive ongoing growth, primarily focusing on equity-based ETFs.
Meanwhile, as the KOSPI index breaches the 3,000-point mark, there has been a surge in demand from foreign investors for Korean ETFs. ETFs tracking major Korean stocks have recorded returns in the 9% range, and the triple-leveraged product 'KORU' has soared by 30.58%, attracting significant capital inflow. Consequently, the domestic stock market has displayed the highest growth rate among G20 nations, increasing its appeal in international markets.
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