Asset Management Platform Aim Surpasses 350 Billion KRW in Cumulative Managed Assets

[Asia Economy Reporter Minji Lee] Fintech personal asset management service provider Aim announced on the 28th that its cumulative assets under management have surpassed 350 billion KRW.

This marks an increase of 50 billion KRW in just two months since surpassing 300 billion KRW for the first time in the advisory asset industry last July. The cumulative number of users also exceeded 600,000 as of September. Coupled with the recent Donghak and Seohak ant investment booms, Aim recorded 200% growth in a short period of about seven months after surpassing 300,000 users in January.

Aim aims to secure 500 billion KRW in assets under management and 1 million users within the year by enhancing trust based on stable asset management. As the number one fintech personal asset management service, Aim provides mobile personal asset management services by implementing the asset management philosophy of CEO Ji-hye Lee, a Wall Street veteran, and 20 years of expertise in advanced financial technology into its algorithms. It minimizes risk by diversifying investments across over 12,700 global assets in 77 countries and effectively defends through rebalancing, which increases the proportion of safe assets when detecting severe market crises.

An Aim representative stated, “Interest in overseas stocks and funds is increasing beyond Donghak ants to Seohak ants,” adding, “As the overseas stock craze grows, the demand from general investors for more professional asset management is rising, and Aim’s specialized advisory services seem to have helped enhance customer trust.”

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