Analysis of Domestic and International ETF Market Trends
While the domestic Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) market continues to grow, the net assets of ETFs based on Korean stocks have been decreasing. As of the end of August 2023, the share of domestic stock ETFs in the total ETF portfolio fell below 30%, whereas overseas stock ETFs recorded a substantial increase, reaching 41.4504 trillion won. Additionally, a significant amount of investment has flowed into both domestic and international bond ETFs.
Among ETF management firms, Samsung Asset Management maintained its leading position with 61.2790 trillion won in assets, followed closely by Mirae Asset Global Investments. Both companies are fiercely competing for market share and are adopting varied investment strategies and launching new products to expand their influence.
Samsung Asset Management holds 59.4097 trillion won in net assets, capturing a market share of 38.76%, and is considering fee reductions. On the other hand, Mirae Asset Global Investments holds 54.7300 trillion won in net assets with a market share of 35.71%, aiming to expand its market footprint through new product launches related to semiconductors, big tech, and AI.
Furthermore, with the listing of 10 new ETFs in September, the total number of items has reached 895. Overseas stock ETFs, in particular, account for a large proportion, with investments spanning various regions and sectors, including the United States, India, Japan, and Taiwan. Notable new ETFs include the ACE India Market Chief BIG5 Group Active, KODEX U.S. Tech 1 Trillion Dollar Company Focus, and TIGER Global AI Infrastructure Active. Additionally, AI-themed, biotech, and healthcare ETFs continue to be listed, and interest rate and MMF ETFs for short-term fund management are also gaining popularity.
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