As of the end of December 2025, that marks a 397% increase from the 6.3 billion won in assets under management across five existing performance-based insurance funds, the company said. Hanwha Life attributed the growth to product designs that reflect major pension funds’ asset-allocation strategies and to investor confidence in portfolio stability.
The “pension asset-allocation” fund spreads investments across domestic and overseas stocks and bonds, as well as derivatives and alternative assets, aiming to manage risk over the long term. The company said it has been selected by multiple organizations as an option for customers who want pension-fund-style management but cannot invest directly.
The “dollar MMF” fund seeks interest income by investing in U.S. dollar-denominated investment-grade bonds. The “long-term bond” fund is built mainly around bonds with maturities of five years or longer and is designed to pursue capital gains when interest rates fall.
“Because retirement pensions are managed over a lifetime, long-term stability matters more than short-term performance,” a Hanwha Life official said. The official added that the company will “contribute to revitalizing the retirement pension insurance fund market” by reflecting customer needs and market trends.
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