KB Asset Management's 'RISE Short-term Special Bank Bond Active ETF' Surpasses 1 Trillion Won
'RISE Short-term Special Bank Bond Active ETF', offered by KB Asset Management, has achieved the remarkable feat of exceeding 1 trillion won in net assets just 14 trading days post-listing. The ETF invests in 'AAA' rated bonds issued by three domestic special banks, offering returns that are superior to those of national bonds with similar stability. Amid recent interest rate volatility, short-term investment products have garnered significant attention, positioning this ETF as a competitive option. Moreover, classifying the ETF as having 0% risk-weighted assets means it does not impact financial institutions' capital adequacy indicators, making it suitable for reserve fund management.
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KB Asset Management's 'RISE Short-term Special Bank Bond ETF' Surpasses 1 Trillion KRW in Net Assets within 3 Weeks of Listing - Money TodayKB Asset Management's 'RISE Short-term Special Bank Bond Active ETF' surpassed 1 trillion KRW in net assets within 14 trading days after listing. Amid the recent increase in interest rate volatility, there is notable growth as interest in short-term investment products rises. It is regarded as an emerging alternative in the short-term fund management market. The 'RISE Short-term Special Bank Bond Active ETF', listed on the 24th of last month, is the first of its kind in the domestic market...