Hana Financial Investment Launches 4 ETNs for Corn and Soybean Gift Indices View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Ji Yeon-jin] Hana Financial Investment announced on the 15th that it has newly launched four types of ETNs that allow leveraged investment both upward and downward based on the U.S. agricultural individual commodity futures indices.


The ETNs introduced by Hana Financial Investment are ‘Hana Leverage Corn Futures ETN(H)’, ‘Hana Inverse 2X Corn Futures ETN(H)’, ‘Hana Leverage Soybean Futures ETN(H)’, and ‘Hana Inverse 2X Soybean Futures ETN(H)’.


These products have a structure similar to existing ETFs or ETNs but feature currency hedging. They are managed based on individual commodity indices from S&P Dow Jones traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), and Hana Financial Investment directly provides liquidity (LP).


Due to the recent energy crisis, fertilizer prices have risen significantly, and amid ongoing abnormal climate phenomena, demand for agricultural products is increasing. The market expects agricultural investment to gain attention.


Cha Ki-hyun, Head of Equities at Hana Financial Investment, stated, “Hana Financial Investment is making efforts to discover various domestic and international underlying index products, such as recently launching the copper leverage futures ETN. We will quickly grasp the rapidly changing market and economic environment after COVID-19 to timely present necessary products to investors.”



These products are not protected by the Deposit Insurance Corporation under the Depositor Protection Act. Principal loss may occur due to credit risk, so investors should receive sufficient explanations about the products before investing. Hana Financial Investment’s credit rating is AA (NICE Credit Rating, 2021.07.21), and when trading leveraged exchange-traded products (ETPs), prior education from the ‘Financial Investment Education Institute’ is required before purchase. ETP is a term combining ETN and exchange-traded funds (ETF).


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