Shinhan Asset Management said on the 28th that it will newly list the SOL U.S. Next Tech TOP10 Active exchange-traded fund (ETF).
This product is a new representative index-type ETF that includes core companies in next-generation growth themes such as quantum computers, drones and space, artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, nuclear power, and AI biotech, which are strategic growth industries in the United States.
According to Shinhan Asset Management, through this ETF investors can preemptively respond to the birth of the "next big tech" at a time when conditions are optimal for the growth of small and mid-cap stocks, including entry into a U.S. rate-cut cycle and expanding liquidity, the spread of the AI megatrend, and the U.S.-China power rivalry (G2 power war).
The portfolio is composed of representative companies in industries that the United States is strategically fostering to secure future hegemony. Key stocks include ▲ quantum computers and cybersecurity (IonQ, D-Wave Quantum) ▲ drones, space, and defense (AST SpaceMobile, AeroVironment, Rocket Lab) ▲ AI infrastructure and SMR (Oklo, Snowflake) ▲ AI biotech (Tempus AI).
If industries or stocks with new growth potential emerge due to regulatory changes or a shift in the technological paradigm, the fund plans to quickly add them through an active portfolio strategy.
Kim Jeong-hyeon, head of the ETF business at Shinhan Asset Management, said, "The biggest advantage is that investors can make integrated investments in industries that previously existed only as individual theme products within a single ETF, and it has a structure suitable for long-term, regular investments like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 indexes."