FnGuide has solidified its position as a leading domestic index provider by surpassing 6.5 trillion KRW in total net assets (AUM) for its index-tracking exchange-traded funds (ETFs).


FnGuide Surpasses KRW 65 Trillion in Net Assets for Index-Tracking ETFs View original image

According to FnGuide on May 6, the AUM of ETFs managed based on its indices has exceeded 6.5 trillion KRW. There are currently 167 ETFs based on FnGuide indices, of which 18 are large-scale ETFs with AUM exceeding 1 trillion KRW each.


Recently, as military tensions between the United States and Iran have risen and issues surrounding the restructuring of global energy supply chains have gained attention, FnGuide index-tracking ETFs related to energy, nuclear power, and renewables have posted high returns. Year-to-date, the returns have been 148.5% for 'PLUS Solar & ESS', 128.1% for 'RISE Network Infrastructure', 125.8% for 'SOL Korea Nuclear SMR', 119% for 'TIGER Fn Renewable Energy', and 113.8% for 'KODEX Renewable Energy Active', all exceeding 100%.


FnGuide continues to rapidly respond to market changes while expanding its product lineup. Last month, five new ETFs based on FnGuide indices were listed, including 'KODEX Samsung Electronics & SK hynix Bond Mix 50', 'TIGER Semiconductor TOP10 Covered Call Active', 'ACE US Space Tech Active', 'ITF US AI TOP10 National Bond Mix 50', and 'KIWOOM Samsung Electronics & SK hynix Bond Mix 50'. Combined, their AUM amounts to 1.0652 trillion KRW.



A representative from FnGuide stated, "The Samsung Electronics & SK hynix bond mix and the Semiconductor TOP10 covered call products reflect investor demand for both growth and stability, as well as income." The representative added, "The US Space Tech Active ETF is a strategic product designed to respond to global industry trends," emphasizing, "Providing timely indices to investors is our core competitive strength."


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