Mirae Asset AUM 600trillion and KB 200trillion surpassed, ETFs and AI expand
Mirae Asset Management’s AUM exceeded 600trillion, while KB Asset Management’s surpassed 200trillion. The two companies are continuing to grow through ETFs, retirement pensions and AI-based investment strategies.
Mirae Asset Management5 month 21 day, announced that its AUM had exceeded 600trillion. The company said balanced growth in overseas ETFs and domestic pension assets had driven the increase in AUM. On the same day, KB Asset Management disclosed that its AUM had surpassed 200trillion.
Mirae Asset Management said it had introduced AI-powered investment strategies. The company explained that it applies AI-based models to portfolio construction and risk management. It aims to expand its asset management business in global markets.
KB Asset Management said growth centered on pensions and ETFs was continuing. KB launched a new ETF focused on investing in Hyundai Motor and robotics-related companies. The company said the ETF targets demand in specific sectors.
Hanmi Pharmaceutical, in collaboration with Organon, a combination drug3types for export to Southeast Asia, saying it is pursuing5in21said on. The two companies said they plan to discuss local approvals and distribution of the combination drug. Hanmi Pharmaceutical said it aims to expand in the Southeast Asian market.
The Thai government announced plans to introduce cryptocurrency ETFs. The announcement was reported as part of a trend linked to the spread of digital-asset-related frameworks and products in Southeast Asia. Countries are continuing to develop their regulatory frameworks and launch related products.
These reports show that the asset management industry is simultaneously expanding in scale and broadening its product lineups. Several asset managers disclosed plans to apply AI to investment strategies and launch products centered on ETFs. A pharmaceutical company formalized export cooperation with a global partner.