Mirae Asset Lists New 'TIGER China Securities ETF'

Mirae Asset Global Investments announced on February 3 that it will newly list the 'TIGER China Securities Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)' on the Korea Exchange.

The TIGER China Securities ETF is a product that focuses on the Chinese securities theme, which is expected to benefit from the recent recovery in trading volume and revitalization of the Chinese stock market. The portfolio is composed of a total of 12 stocks, including leading Chinese securities firms and online financial platform companies.

The included stocks feature CITIC Securities, the largest securities firm in China with a market capitalization of approximately 85 trillion won, as well as Guotai Haitong Securities, which recently rose to the top tier by market capitalization through a merger. Chinese securities firms provide a wide range of financial services, including stock brokerage, investment banking (IB and IPO), bond underwriting and issuance, and asset management, making them a core industry supporting the flow of capital in China's capital market.

Through its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030), China is systematically promoting the construction of a financial powerhouse by revitalizing its stock market, strengthening market soundness, and expanding financial openness. The Chinese stock market is the second largest capital market in the world after the United States, and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange ranked first globally in 2025 for IPO fundraising, surpassing both Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. In 2026, several large IPOs, including Unitree and DeepSeek, are also preparing for listing.

A notable feature of this ETF is its inclusion of online financial platform companies, whose influence is growing amid the revitalization of the Chinese stock market. Through companies such as Hithink RoyalFlush Information, which provides professional financial terminal services in China, and East Money Information, which operates an online financial super app for individual investors, the ETF reflects not only traditional brokerage but also the benefits of structural changes in the Chinese financial market in a balanced manner.

Jung Euihyun, Head of ETF Management at Mirae Asset Global Investments, stated, "While deposit interest rates are declining, there is a trend of increasing stock account openings in China. As household funds that have remained in deposits move into the stock market, investors can effectively invest in the securities theme expected to benefit from this shift through the TIGER China Securities ETF."

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