Korea Exchange to List Seven New ETFs, Including RISE Semiconductor Materials, Parts and Equipment Active
The Korea Exchange said it will list seven exchange-traded funds (ETFs) managed by KB, Samsung, DB, Korea Investment Management, Mirae Asset and Hana Asset Management on the securities market on October 20.
According to the exchange on October 16, "RISE Semiconductor Materials, Parts and Equipment Active" is an active ETF that invests in leading domestic companies by market capitalization with strong keyword similarity to those related to semiconductor materials, parts and equipment.
"KODEX 27-12 Financial Bonds (AA- or Higher) Active" is an active ETF that invests in bank bonds, including those issued by specialized banks, and credit card bonds that mature between November and December 2027 and have credit ratings of AA- or higher.
"KODEX U.S. Dividend Dow Jones Active" is an active ETF that uses the Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100, a leading U.S. dividend growth index, as its benchmark.
"MIGHTY U.S. Physical AI Active" is an active ETF that invests in U.S. physical artificial intelligence (AI) companies.
"ACE U.S. CPU Semiconductor TOP 3+" is a passive ETF that holds 10 securities listed in the United States that design and produce CPU semiconductors and CPU semiconductor components.
"TIGER Global MLCC & Substrate" is a passive ETF that invests in companies listed in South Korea, Japan and Taiwan that are classified as comprehensive electronic component companies, electronic materials manufacturers, PCB manufacturers and other related industries.
"1Q Nvidia Fixed U.S. AI Semiconductor" is a passive ETF that invests in 10 key companies in the U.S. AI semiconductor industry, including Nvidia.
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The exchange said, "Differences may arise between index performance and fund performance due to management expenses and changes in constituent holdings, among other factors." It added, "Investors need to have an accurate understanding of the product's unique structure, including its underlying index."
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