Samsung Asset Management's New ETFs Strong in Defense and Nuclear Sectors
Samsung Asset Management has captured attention by listing the 'KODEX K Defense TOP10 Leverage' ETF, which marked an impressive 10.3% return on its debut day. This ETF tracks the doubled performance of 10 companies with high defense revenue proportions. It has gained prominence as a major investment theme amid ongoing global geopolitical tensions and rising defense budgets. The strategic focus on defense enterprises by Samsung Asset Management allows the ETF to react quickly to temporal changes.
Following Samsung, various asset managers are joining the defense ETF market. Hanwha Asset Management, Mirae Asset Management, and Timefolio Asset Management are all launching related products, with geopolitical risk increase and defense budget upsurge acting as the main drivers for market expansion. Korea Investment Trust Management is preparing a defense ETF targeting the European market, indicating further diversification in the domestic defense ETF space.
Additionally, KB Asset Management's 'RISE Global Nuclear Power ETF' has also achieved notable success, surpassing 300 billion won in net assets. The ETF has recorded returns of 18.02% over the past three months and 77.53% over six months. This reflects robust global investment in nuclear power, fueled by growing power demand from AI, data centers, and the electric vehicle industry, with significant contributions from increased nuclear investments in the U.S., Japan, and Europe.
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KB Asset Management, 'RISE Global Nuclear ETF' Surpasses 300 Billion Won in Net Assets - EdailyKB Asset Management announced on the 17th that its Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), 'RISE Global Nuclear ETF', has surpassed 300 billion won in net assets. The 'RISE Global Nuclear ETF' is a global nuclear value chain investment ETF first introduced by KB Asset Management in Korea in 2022. Last June ...
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