[Asia Economy Reporter Ji Yeon-jin] Hana Financial Investment (CEO Eunhyung Lee) strongly recommends ‘Hana New Deal Global Tech Lab V4,’ which focuses on investing in global companies expected to benefit from the spreading 'New Deal trend' worldwide.

Should I Invest in Global New Deal Companies?... 'Hana New Deal Global Tech Lab V4' View original image


Countries around the world are viewing New Deal policies centered on ‘Green’ and ‘Digital Transformation’ as the core drivers of the economy in the post-COVID-19 era, and are sparing no investment and support.


‘Hana New Deal Global Tech Lab V4’ seeks profits by investing in companies related to Green New Deal and digital transformation listed on overseas exchanges from a mid- to long-term perspective. It is an expanded version of ‘Hana New Deal Financial Tech Lab V3,’ which focused on domestic New Deal investments, and features enhanced stability through regional diversification including the U.S. and China, and investment mainly in large-cap stocks. Hana Financial Investment’s Lab Management Office collaborates with the Research Center to receive various analyses for stock selection and management.


‘Hana New Deal Global Tech Lab V4’ is divided into upfront fee and performance fee types. The minimum subscription amount is 30 million KRW, and additional deposits and withdrawals are possible above 5 million KRW. Partial withdrawals are allowed but must exceed the minimum subscription amount. Fees for the upfront fee type include a 1.0% upfront fee and a 1.5% annual deferred fee, while the performance fee type charges a 1.5% annual deferred fee plus a separately agreed performance fee with the client.



The contract period is one year and will automatically renew annually if not terminated at maturity. Early termination within one year is possible, but upfront fee type clients must pay an early termination fee. Termination is possible seven business days after the application, and withdrawal dates may vary due to different settlement dates by country when selling overseas stocks. Additionally, as an investment discretionary contract managed and operated per customer account, past returns do not guarantee future returns, and principal loss may occur depending on management results.


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