NH-Amundi Asset Management Surpasses 100 Trillion Won in Total Assets Under Management

by Song Hwajung

Published 29 Apr.2026 09:13(KST)

NH-Amundi Asset Management announced on April 29 that its total assets under management (based on net assets) have surpassed 100 trillion won.

NH-Amundi Asset Management Surpasses 100 Trillion Won in Total Assets Under Management

According to the Korea Financial Investment Association, as of April 24, NH-Amundi Asset Management's assets under management stood at 100.2328 trillion won. Previously, on April 16, the company reached 100.0754 trillion won, surpassing the 100 trillion won mark for the first time in its history and continuing its growth trajectory. Compared to April 15, 2025, just a year ago, the figure has increased by approximately 30 trillion won.

The key driver of this growth has been the strong performance of equity funds. Over the past year, the net assets of equity funds expanded 2.9 times, from 11.0376 trillion won to 31.6662 trillion won. In particular, the flagship domestic equity product, "NH-Amundi Pilseung Korea Fund," grew by about 7.3 times to reach 2.3218 trillion won, while the global equity fund, "NH-Amundi Global Aerospace Fund," also saw its net assets increase more than fivefold to 764.1 billion won, further fueling growth.

Bond funds, a traditional strength of the company, also maintained solid growth, rising from 25.7574 trillion won to 29.8861 trillion won, an increase of approximately 4 trillion won. Historically, NH-Amundi Asset Management had the largest scale in bond funds, but over the past year, with strong performance in the equity market and significant inflows of client funds, the scale of equity assets has surpassed that of bond assets.

The company's presence in the exchange-traded fund (ETF) market has also become more prominent. The total net assets of the "HANARO ETF" expanded about 3.8 times, from 1.637 trillion won in April last year to 6.2417 trillion won as of April 27. By product, the HANARO Fn K-Semiconductor ETF grew nearly 12 times, while the HANARO Nuclear Power iSelect ETF soared nearly 18 times, attracting considerable market attention. In the retirement pension market, the "HANARO Qualified TDF" series also contributed to growth, recording net assets of 1.1425 trillion won, buoyed by fund inflows through the default option (pre-designated operation system).

Jeongseop Gil, CEO of NH-Amundi Asset Management, stated, "Surpassing 100 trillion won in net assets is the result of our pursuit of balanced growth across all sectors, including equities, bonds, and ETFs, and is a meaningful milestone achieved through our clients' trust. We will continue to manage our clients' valuable assets stably and consistently introduce differentiated investment solutions through collaboration with our global partner Amundi."