Hanwha Asset Management Launches Didim Fund: "Aiming for Stable Returns with AI-Based Asset Allocation"

Hana Asset Management has launched the Didim Fund, which significantly lowers management fees by diversifying investments in bonds and stocks based on artificial intelligence (AI).

On the 21st, at a press conference for the ‘Hana Didim Pension Wealth Fund’ held at the Korea Financial Investment Association, Hana Asset Management CIO Kwon Jeong-hoon stated, "We aim to achieve stable long-term returns of around 6-8% per annum (before fees) by focusing on an asset allocation strategy for stocks and bonds based on AI models."

The Hana Didim Pension Wealth Fund is an asset allocation product that diversifies investments in domestic bonds and global stock markets. For domestic bonds, it invests in the Hana Credit Plus Fund, which pursues both stability and profitability, and for global stocks, it invests in the Hana Global Stock EMP Fund, which diversifies across global stock markets.

The Hana Credit Plus Fund, the bond-type master fund, has already demonstrated stable performance. Additionally, Hana Asset Management manages approximately KRW 2 trillion in assets based on excellent long-term performance in global stock EMP management. Along with its global EMP management capabilities, the company uses its proprietary AI model to flexibly adjust the allocation ratio between domestic bonds and global stocks on a monthly basis according to stock market outlooks.

Hana Asset Management has been evaluated as having successfully undergone a complete structural reform under the leadership of CEO Kim Tae-woo, who took command after ending the joint venture with UBS and starting anew as Hana Asset Management. CIO Kwon Jeong-hoon emphasized once again that the company will strive to ensure investors feel the changes in the company and will do its utmost to help investors grow their pension assets.

Collective investment securities may incur principal losses depending on management results, and such losses are borne by investors. These products are not protected under the Depositor Protection Act. Before acquiring these products, investors must carefully read the prospectus regarding investment targets, fees, commissions, and redemption methods.