Kiwoom Securities said on October 12 that it will run its "Pension Savings ETF Asset Management Event" through December 30, 2026, offering gift certificates to customers who invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) through pension savings accounts.


Customers who trade ETFs designated by participating asset managers through a pension savings account can receive gift certificates based on their net purchase amounts. The seven participating asset managers are Samsung Asset Management (KODEX), Samsung Active Asset Management (KoAct), Mirae Asset Global Investments (TIGER), Korea Investment Management (ACE), KB Asset Management (RISE), Kiwoom Asset Management (KIWOOM), and Shinhan Asset Management (SOL).


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Customers who trade the designated ETFs and meet the net purchase requirements for each asset manager can receive benefits from each one separately. Customers who meet the requirements for all seven asset managers will receive gift certificates worth up to 210,000 won. The gift certificates will be awarded by lottery based on net purchase amounts.


Customers who have not traded ETFs through a pension savings account in the past six months are also eligible for additional benefits. If they make net purchases of at least 10,000 won in eligible ETFs from each asset manager, they can receive up to seven additional coffee coupons on a first-come, first-served basis.


A Kiwoom Securities official said, "We hope this event will encourage customers to take an interest in investing in ETFs through their pension savings accounts and explore a range of products. We will continue to expand services and benefits that help customers manage their pension assets."



More information about signing up for the event is available on the Kiwoom Securities website and mobile app (Hero S#).


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