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Korea Investment TDF fund series tops 2 trillion won
Korea Investment Management’s target-date fund series surpassed 2 trillion won in assets under management.
The combined total was 2.0138 trillion won, based on the previous day’s closing figures.
The series includes two groups, with 20 funds in total.
The manager said assets grew as money continued to flow into target-date funds amid rapid growth in South Korea’s pension market.
One group, TDF ETF Focus, had a recent average Sharpe ratio of 1.29, a measure of returns relative to risk.
The manager said it plans to support long-term investors’ asset building and advised comparing risk-adjusted performance measures and fund managers’ capabilities when choosing a target-date fund.
Korea Investment Management said its Korea Investment TDF Alaseo fund series surpassed 2 trillion won in assets.
The series had combined assets of 2.0138 trillion won at the previous day's close, according to FnGuide.
It comprises the Korea Investment TDF Alaseo and Korea Investment TDF Alaseo ETF Focus ranges, with 20 funds in total.
The manager attributed the increase to steady inflows into target-date funds as the pension market grows.
- Who
- Korea Investment Management.
- What
- Its Korea Investment TDF Alaseo series surpassed 2 trillion won in assets.
- When
- Announced on October 15, 2026; the asset figure was measured at the previous day's close.
- Where
- South Korea.
- Why
- The manager said the series grew as money continued to flow into target-date funds amid rapid growth in the pension market.
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FnGuide's figures showed combined assets of 2.0138 trillion won at the previous day's close.
Korea Investment Management announced that its TDF series had surpassed 2 trillion won.
- Combined assets
- 2.0138 trillion won
- Fund ranges
- Korea Investment TDF Alaseo; Korea Investment TDF Alaseo ETF Focus
- Number of funds
- 20
- ETF Focus average Sharpe ratio
- 1.29
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What people are saying
We plan to support the asset-building of long-term investors based on an asset allocation system designed to reflect the characteristics of domestic investors.
When choosing a TDF, investors need to consider risk-adjusted performance measures such as the Sharpe ratio, as well as the manager's capabilities.