New Horizons in Mixed ETFs and Stock Market Activation

Hana Asset Management's '1Q US S&P500 US Bond Mix 50 Active ETF' has surpassed 50 billion won in net assets just three months after its launch. This ETF invests equally in the US S&P500 index and short-term bonds, and allows up to 85% investment in the S&P500 through retirement pension accounts. This adjustment was made considering the newly revised retirement pension supervision regulations, setting a domestic record for the quickest growth among S&P500 mixed ETFs.
Conversely, Kiwoom Investment Management's 'KIWOOM 200TR ETF' has breached 1 trillion won in net assets, marking a more than 47% increase compared to earlier this year. This impressive growth is attributed to the government's capital market activation policies and anticipation of eased major shareholder criteria in stock transfer tax, which have fueled buying sentiment. The ETF, tracking the KOSPI200 total return index, emphasizes investment efficiency with low management fees and automated dividend reinvestment. Notably, it has achieved cumulative returns of 40.48% this year, with a 12-month return of 32.67%.
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