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[Asia Economy Reporter Koh Hyung-kwang] The simultaneous occurrence of multiple adverse factors such as the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) crisis, the sharp drop in international oil prices, difficulties in trade negotiations between the United States and China, and corporate earnings slowdowns continues daily, amplifying anxiety. Taking advantage of this situation, Mr. A decided to invest in stocks, but having never created a securities account before, he is filled with worries. He fears losing the lump sum he has carefully saved over time all at once.


Daishin Securities recommends the 'Daishin KOSPI200 Index Fund' for customers like him. This fund tracks the returns of the KOSPI200 while pursuing excess returns through an additional alpha strategy. It is managed with a basic index fund strategy by constructing a KOSPI200 index replication portfolio to follow the index. The portfolio is also regularly fine-tuned (rebalanced) to reduce tracking error with the index, which is the core of the index strategy.


Daishin Index Fund is managed by Daishin Asset Management, which established an artificial intelligence team (AI team) in 2007 to operate the fund based on an absolute return strategy. While tracking the index, it invests in a series of events occurring in the stock market to achieve excess returns compared to the index. It seeks stable excess returns over the index by utilizing alpha management strategies such as statistically verified quantitative operation strategies.


Another advantage is that the fund has been continuously managed for over 10 years without changing fund managers. Since its establishment in 2002, the fund has recorded performance exceeding the KOSPI200 index returns. There is no minimum subscription amount, and the total trust fee ranges from 0.365% to 0.795% annually. The fund is managed by Daishin Asset Management.



Choi Kwang-chul, head of product planning, said, "It is not only difficult to achieve excess returns when selecting specific stocks to invest in, but the probability of failure is also high. Investing in an index involves relatively lower risk, making this fund a perfect fit for investors who want to bet on the long-term rise of the Korean stock market."


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