Hanwha Asset Management Launches Hanwha Global Untact Fund Event View original image

[Asia Economy Reporter Eunmo Koo] Hanwha Asset Management announced on the 14th that it will hold two types of events for the 'Hanwha Global Untact Fund' in collaboration with Korea Post Securities and Hanwha Days.


Korea Post Securities will provide fund coupons to customers who subscribe to the 'Hanwha Global Untact Fund' for the first time. Depending on the lump-sum method and transaction amount, customers can receive benefits of up to 30,000 KRW, which can be used for future purchases of Hanwha Asset Management funds. This event will run until the 31st of this month.


Additionally, until the 21st, Hanwha Days will hold an event on its official Instagram account where customers who participate in a quiz will be entered into a draw to win chicken gifticons.


Hanwha Asset Management explained that this event was planned to provide an opportunity to actively invest in the untact sector, which is expected to benefit significantly amid the spread of social distancing lifestyles following COVID-19.


The 'Hanwha Global Untact Fund,' which is conducting the event, invests in high-quality domestic and international companies related to the untact society, including ▲online consumption ▲data infrastructure ▲healthcare. It employs a strategy that selects eight sub-themes in detail, such as ▲cloud computing ▲e-commerce ▲5G, to respond to market changes.


Kim Daewon, head of the Marketing Planning Team at Hanwha Asset Management, said, "These non-face-to-face events will serve as an opportunity to get closer to investors interested in the untact society and companies."



The new subscription event for the 'Hanwha Global Untact Fund' and the Instagram quiz event can be participated in online, and detailed information can be found on Hanwha Days' Facebook and Hanwha Days Instagram.


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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