Samsung Active Asset Management Launches KoAct China Biohealthcare Active ETF, Benchmarking the Solactive China Biohealthcare Index
you are currently viewing:Samsung Active Asset Management Launches KoAct China Biohealthcare Active ETF, Benchmarking the Solactive China Biohealthcare IndexJanuary 27, 2026-Solactive is pleased to announce its collaboration with Samsung Active Asset Management on the launch of the KoAct China Biohealthcare Active ETF, which uses the Solactive China Biohealthcare Index as a benchmark. The product aims to provide investors with targeted exposure to biohealthcare companies with a strong China and Hong Kong focus, reflecting the growing momentum of healthcare innovation and commercialization across the region. The biohealthcare sector continues to undergo a rapid transformation as advances in biologics and novel therapies progress from research into broader clinical adoption. In China, the shift from generics toward innovative biologics is supported by structural tailwinds, including an aging population and rising prevalence of chronic diseases, reinforcing long-term demand for healthcare solutions. Regulatory reforms are also supporting innovation by improving review processes and accelerating development timelines, while the growing use of AI, real-world data, and digital tools is enhancing efficiency in drug discovery and development. view more Source: Solactive |
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