AIM, an artificial intelligence (AI) asset management platform company, announced that as of the 11th of this month, it recorded a cumulative investment revenue of 20.52% over the past year. This figure outperformed the increases of the KOSPI index (7.46%) and the Standard and Poor’s (S&P) 500 index (12.34%) during the same period.
In the case of asset allocation strategies specialized in dollar-based asset management, it is difficult to avoid the risk of performance declines during U.S. market recessions. However, AIM explained that its signature strategy achieved a solid revenue of 8.79% while the S&P 500 index fell by 0.75%, effectively defending the value of assets.
According to AIM, the company builds a portfolio that is not swayed by market fluctuations in a manner similar to the ‘absolute return’ strategies employed by the world’s top hedge funds, pursuing stable and high revenue. AIM’s revenue over the last six months is about 60% higher than the average revenue of global hedge funds during the same period.
Meanwhile, AIM noted that positive responses and recommendations based on investment experiences have led to an increasing trend in long-term users investing for over 3 to 4 years and the amount of consultations.