Bangkok, SET accepts DR of 2 new foreign security instruments, referring to ETF HSTECH and ETF MSCI JAPAN, which are listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, issued by KGI Securities, starting trading on the stock exchange 5 Jan. This January, using the securities trading abbreviations "HKTECH13" and "JAPAN13", the Stock Exchange of Thailand received Depositary Receipt (DR) for 2 new securities that refer to ETFs listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange: DR 'HKTECH13' refers to the Hang Seng TECH Index ETF that focuses on investing in 30 large technology stocks on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to obtain returns according to the Hang Seng TECH Index. DR 'JAPAN13' refers to the ChinaAMC MSCI Japan Hedged to USD ETF, which It is a fund that invests in Japanese stocks based on the MSCI Japan 100% Hedged to USD index that will generate returns in line with the Japanese stock market. Along with currency hedging to help avoid fluctuations that may occur from the depreciation of the yen. Both DRs were issued by KG I Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited and began trading on the stock exchange. Effective January 5, 2024, DR is an instrument in which investors have the opportunity to receive benefits similar to holding foreign securities. Investors can trade through their securities trading account with baht. DR will be open for continuous trading throughout the trading hours of the Stock Exchange. Interested parties can study details of DR 'HKTECH13' and 'JAPAN13' at the SEC website. .T. www.sec.or.th or securities issuing company KGI Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited www.kgieworld.co.th Or learn more about DR products at www.setinvestnow.com. Source: Thai News Agency
New DR ‘HKTECH13’ and ‘JAPAN13’ start trading on SET 5 Jan.
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