Delisting of Hanwha Asset Management ETF and Investment Strategies of Korean Individual Investors
The Korea Exchange has announced the delisting of Hanwha Asset Management's 'PLUS TDF2030 Active' ETF due to decreased trust principal. Trading will be halted on November 15, and the official delisting will occur on the 16th. ETF holders will receive payments reflecting the net asset value minus related costs on the 18th. This decision represents a significant shift for investors sensitive to liquidity and profitability management in ETFs.
Meanwhile, Korean individual investors are shifting their capital from major tech stocks like Tesla and NVIDIA to leveraged ETFs such as TSLL and SOXL as well as U.S. Treasury bonds. This strategy addresses concerns over currency fluctuations and policy uncertainty, reflecting a dual pursuit of stability and high returns. The rise in U.S. Treasury yields to around 5% offers a relatively safe and attractive return, influencing investor decisions.
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