Eugene Investment & Securities Holds Fund Subscription Event Until the End of This Month

[Asia Economy Reporter Minji Lee] Eugene Investment & Securities announced on the 18th that it will hold the 'Benefit-Filled Fund Event' until the 31st.

Eugene Investment & Securities offers 20,000 KRW to new online (non-face-to-face) customers who subscribe to an online fund with a minimum of 1 million KRW through Eugene Investment & Securities MTS, HTS, or website. The same benefit is available to new online customers who transfer funds worth 1 million KRW or more from other securities firms.

Additionally, together with Woori Asset Management, they have prepared the 'Woori Together TDF Fund Event.' Customers who subscribe online to the relevant fund through Eugene Investment & Securities will receive mobile gift certificates up to 30,000 KRW depending on the subscription amount.

With Mirae Asset Global Investments, they are conducting the 'Pension Savings Account Event.' Customers who newly open a pension savings account online by the 31st will receive ETF trading fee benefits for 10 years (commission fee 0.0069%, and 0.0032604% applied until the end of this year). Furthermore, the first 1,000 customers who net purchase 100,000 KRW or more of Mirae Asset Global Investments' TIGER ETF series will receive a 10,000 KRW cultural gift certificate on a first-come, first-served basis, and up to 50,000 KRW in cultural gift certificates can be additionally received depending on the subscription amount. Eugene Investment & Securities will also hold a draw among event participants to provide 10 winners with 50,000 KRW cultural gift certificates.

Finally, they are also conducting the 'KINDEX ETF Event' with Korea Investment Management. Eugene Investment & Securities will provide 50,000 KRW cultural gift certificates daily to the first 10 online customers who trade 50 million KRW or more in the 'KINDEX Bloomberg Vietnam VN30 Futures Leverage ETF' managed by Korea Investment Management until the end of this month.

Min Byung-don, head of Eugene Investment & Securities WM Division, said, “This year, investors' interest in Target Date Funds (TDF), which automatically adjust the proportion of investment assets according to life cycle, is increasing, and interest in ETFs is steadily rising due to the stock market boom. We have also prepared the pension savings account event for investors interested in these products and customers planning tax-saving strategies toward the end of the year.”

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