Courtesy of KB Asset Management.

KB Asset Management announced on the 10th that the 'KB Credit Alpha Short-Term Bond Fund No. 1' has officially started sales.

The KB Credit Alpha Short-Term Bond Fund No. 1, newly established in May this year, primarily invests in high-quality short-term corporate bonds and commercial paper, seeking stable interest revenue.

It aims to secure stability and increase expected revenue by selectively investing in corporate bonds with a credit rating of 'A' or higher.

According to KB Asset Management, the fund primarily incorporates assets with a maturity of 1 year and 6 months or less, reducing interest sensitivity and volatility risks. Additionally, capital gains may occur during interest rate cuts, allowing for higher revenue expectations compared to existing ultra-short-term bond funds, according to KB Asset Management.

Currently, the operational scale of the KB Credit Alpha Short-Term Bond Fund No. 1 is 106.7 billion won. According to FnGuide, as of the 8th, the recent 1-month revenue rate is 0.32%, the highest among 18 short-term credit bond funds launched domestically.

The fund can be subscribed to at KB Kookmin Bank, Hanwha Investment & Securities, and Eugene Securities.

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