KB Asset Management Launches Two RISE ETFs Benefiting from Trump Policies
On the 18th, KB Asset Management launched two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) investing in the U.S. stock market: the 'RISE US Bank TOP10 ETF' and the 'RISE Tesla US Treasury Target Covered Call Mixed (Synthetic) ETF.'
These ETFs are composed of stocks expected to benefit from the pro-business policies of U.S. President Donald Trump.
The 'RISE US Bank TOP10 ETF' is the first domestic product to invest in 10 major U.S. banks. Key holdings include JPMorgan (19.9%), Bank of America (17.3%), Wells Fargo (12.6%), and Morgan Stanley (11.0%). With the Trump administration likely to pursue financial deregulation and simplify bank mergers and acquisitions (M&A) reviews, further growth is anticipated.
The 'RISE Tesla US Treasury Target Covered Call Mixed (Synthetic) ETF' combines Tesla's high growth potential with the stability of U.S. Treasury bonds to reduce volatility while seeking additional returns through a covered call strategy. The portfolio is composed of 30% Tesla and 70% U.S. 30-year Treasury bonds, utilizing a covered call strategy targeting a 15% premium. It is suitable for investors who want to actively manage their portfolios by increasing overseas stock exposure, as it allows 100% investment through retirement pension accounts.
No Areum, Head of the ETF Business Division at KB Asset Management, explained, "These two ETFs are products expected to achieve balanced growth in the financial and innovative technology sectors due to deregulation in the second Trump administration era," adding, "We will continue to introduce innovative products to help investors build portfolios from a long-term perspective amid increasing market volatility."
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