IBK QuantTech Digital Port EMP Fund Expands Sales Channels

On November 5, AI QuantTech announced that it has expanded the sales channels for the 'IBK QuantTech Digital Port EMP Fund' to include IBK Industrial Bank of Korea, and has begun offering the fund through this new channel.

Customers of IBK Industrial Bank of Korea can now access the 'IBK QuantTech Digital Port EMP Fund' at IBK's branches nationwide as well as through the IBK i-ONE Bank app. With the addition of IBK Industrial Bank of Korea, the fund is now available through a total of six financial institutions, which include NH Nonghyup Bank, Shinhan Investment Corp., Eugene Investment & Securities, NH Investment & Securities, SK Securities, and IBK Industrial Bank of Korea.

This collaboration with IBK Industrial Bank of Korea marks the second partnership following the launch of the retirement pension robo-advisor service on October 22. It is especially significant as it expands opportunities for stable retirement asset growth for IBK's main customer base, which includes small and medium-sized enterprises, small business owners, and their employees.

The fund's risk rating was changed from Grade 3 (somewhat high risk) to Grade 4 (moderate risk) on September 24. By expanding the sales channel to IBK Industrial Bank of Korea, accessibility has been further enhanced.

According to FN Guide, a fund evaluation agency, as of November 4, the fund recorded a three-year return of 50.5%. This places it in the top decile among overseas asset allocation funds, demonstrating outstanding performance.

The IBK QuantTech Digital Port EMP Fund constructs its portfolio using ETFs listed in global markets, leveraging AI QuantTech's asset allocation algorithm. IBK Asset Management operates the portfolio based on preemptive risk management modules such as the Q-X module.

An AI QuantTech representative stated, "We are pleased to provide a high-performing fund to IBK Industrial Bank of Korea customers," adding, "We will continue to lead the market as a leading robo-advisor company."