ETF Name Change and Growth Trends
Samsung Asset Management announced the name change of 'KODEX Media & Entertainment ETF' to 'KODEX K-Content ETF'. This initiative aims to provide better comprehension for investors and aligns with government policies to foster the K-culture market. The new name encompasses advanced content sectors such as Korean software, K-pop, gaming, and media, with a focus on AI and content industries. Despite the name change, the ETF's investment strategies will remain unchanged. Including major companies like Kakao and Naver, this ETF has reached a net asset total of 97.5 billion Korean Won, marking a 149% increase from the beginning of the year.
Mirae Asset Management's 'TIGER Total World Stock Active ETF' surpassed the 100 billion Korean Won mark in net assets just one month post-listing. This ETF provides opportunities for broad-based investment in global equity markets, referencing the FTSE Global All Cap Index. By diversifying investments across developed and emerging markets, it appeals to investors seeking greater international exposure, reflecting the global economic trends.
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Mirae Asset 'TIGER Total World Stock Active ETF' Surpasses 100 Billion KRW in Net Assets - Business PlusMirae Asset Management announced on the 25th that the net assets of the 'TIGER Total World Stock Active ETF' have surpassed 100 billion KRW. According to the Korea Exchange, the net assets of the TIGER Total World Stock Active ETF based on the closing price on the 24th are 106.8 billion KRW. Following a record of 11.6 billion KRW in individual net buying on the listing day, consistent buying momentum has continued, surpassing 100 billion KRW in net assets just one month after listing. The TIGER Total World Stock Active ETF is the first in Korea to offer diversified investment across the global stock market at once. The ETF benchmark index is the 'FTSE Global All Cap Index', which includes approximately 10,000 ...
'Media & Entertainment → K-Content'…Samsung Asset Management Reflects Government's KRW 300 Trillion K-Culture Market Fostering Policy - Hans Economy| Hans Economy = Reporter Choi Cheon-wook | Samsung Asset Management announced on the 25th that it will change the name of its existing 'KODEX Media & Entertainment ETF' to 'KODEX K-Content ETF'. A Samsung Asset Management representative explained that this is to clarify the identity of the ETF that focuses on leading domestic K-content companies in line with the government's KRW 300 trillion K-culture market fostering policy and to help investors understand the product more intuitively. Despite the name change, the management strategy and the underlying index will remain unchanged. The previous name 'KODEX Media & Entertainment' was limited to the traditional broadcasting and film industry.
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