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South Korea

In the quarter ending 2026Q2, 1.24% of the pooled net assets of 962 comparable US-registered funds sat in issuers filed as South Korea-domiciled — about $198.3B. That is +0.77 pp against 2025Q2 and +0.54 pp against 2019Q4. 160 funds in the archive hold something here at their latest filing; one of them holds almost nothing else.

1.24%Of pooled assets, 2026Q2
$198.3BDollars
160Funds holding it
+0.54 ppSince 2019Q4

Data as of each fund's latest filed period (most recent filing received 2026-08-31) · measured 2026-09-19. Re-measured as new filings arrive.

Heaviest weight to South Korea

40

Share of each fund's own investments (collateral excluded) filed as South Korea-domiciled, at the fund's latest period, and the same figure at its first period on record.

FundWeightAs ofFirst on recordChange
EWY 99.95%2026-05-31 99.82% (2019-11-30) +0.13 pp
FLKR 86.54%2026-06-30 100.00% (2019-09-30) −13.46 pp
EMEQ 46.59%2026-06-30 23.45% (2024-09-30) +23.14 pp
EMXC 29.03%2026-05-31 17.56% (2019-11-30) +11.47 pp
FRDM 28.59%2026-06-30 21.86% (2020-03-31) +6.73 pp
EMCS 25.41%2026-05-29 5.42% (2019-11-29) +19.99 pp
EMGF 24.28%2026-05-31 10.19% (2019-11-30) +14.09 pp
EEM 23.05%2026-05-31 11.57% (2019-11-30) +11.48 pp
ESGE 23.02%2026-05-31 11.61% (2019-11-30) +11.41 pp
SEEM 22.82%2026-06-30 11.04% (2024-12-31) +11.78 pp
EEMA 22.57%2026-05-31 16.18% (2019-11-30) +6.39 pp
AVEM 22.51%2026-05-31 13.88% (2019-11-30) +8.63 pp
JHEM 22.48%2026-06-30 13.46% (2019-10-31) +9.02 pp
IEMG 22.07%2026-05-31 11.97% (2019-11-30) +10.10 pp
AVES 21.91%2026-05-31 17.20% (2021-11-30) +4.71 pp
GEM 21.65%2026-05-31 13.65% (2019-11-29) +8.00 pp
VPL 21.56%2026-04-30 10.81% (2019-10-31) +10.75 pp
AAXJ 21.05%2026-04-30 14.28% (2019-10-31) +6.77 pp
DFSE 19.39%2026-04-30 13.42% (2023-01-31) +5.97 pp
JEMA 18.36%2026-04-30 11.18% (2021-04-30) +7.18 pp
DFAE 18.21%2026-04-30 14.73% (2021-01-31) +3.48 pp
EYLD 17.87%2026-04-30 3.98% (2020-04-30) +13.89 pp
DFEM 17.63%2026-04-30 14.04% (2022-04-30) +3.59 pp
PIZ 17.02%2026-04-30 3.87% (2020-10-31) +13.15 pp
FDEM 16.96%2026-04-30 13.39% (2019-10-31) +3.57 pp
EEMV 16.79%2026-05-31 6.91% (2019-11-30) +9.88 pp
URA 15.14%2026-04-30 18.03% (2019-10-31) −2.89 pp
IMFL 15.01%2026-05-31 9.56% (2021-02-28) +5.45 pp
AIS 14.52%2026-05-31 5.27% (2025-02-28) +9.25 pp
CGNG 13.78%2026-05-31 1.59% (2024-08-31) +12.19 pp
EMOP 12.58%2026-06-30 13.39% (2025-08-31) −0.81 pp
LIT 12.57%2026-04-30 13.85% (2019-10-31) −1.28 pp
FNDF 12.42%2026-05-31 5.56% (2019-11-30) +6.86 pp
AIQ 11.92%2026-05-31 1.00% (2019-11-30) +10.92 pp
GWX 11.05%2026-06-30 10.07% (2019-09-30) +0.98 pp
NUKZ 10.52%2026-05-31 8.22% (2024-02-29) +2.30 pp
WTAI 10.33%2026-06-30 5.50% (2021-12-31) +4.83 pp
SCHF 10.25%2026-05-31 3.88% (2019-11-30) +6.37 pp
JDVI 10.14%2026-06-30 5.75% (2024-01-31) +4.39 pp
SPDW 10.00%2026-06-30 4.24% (2019-09-30) +5.76 pp

Largest dollar holders

25

Weight times the fund's net assets on its period date. A 2% slice of a very large fund is more money in South Korea than a 100% slice of a small one; both views are on this page for that reason. Comparable funds only.

FundDollars in South KoreaWeightFund net assetsAs of
VXUS $37.2B5.91%$629.1B2026-04-30
IEMG $35.8B22.07%$162.0B2026-05-31
EWY $24.1B99.95%$24.1B2026-05-31
VEA $22.6B7.15%$316.4B2026-06-30
EMXC $7.1B29.03%$24.6B2026-05-31
EEM $7.0B23.05%$30.3B2026-05-31
SCHF $6.8B10.25%$66.5B2026-05-31
AVEM $5.9B22.51%$26.0B2026-05-31
VEU $5.3B5.84%$90.7B2026-04-30
SPDW $4.0B10.00%$40.3B2026-06-30
IXUS $3.3B5.94%$56.2B2026-04-30
FNDF $3.0B12.42%$24.6B2026-05-31
BNDX $2.9B2.46%$118.0B2026-04-30
VPL $2.8B21.56%$13.1B2026-04-30
VT $2.0B2.26%$89.9B2026-04-30
ESGE $1.6B23.02%$7.1B2026-05-31
DFAE $1.6B18.21%$8.9B2026-04-30
DFEM $1.5B17.63%$8.5B2026-04-30
AIQ $1.3B11.92%$10.9B2026-05-31
URA $1.2B15.14%$7.8B2026-04-30
FLKR $1.1B86.54%$1.3B2026-06-30
FRDM $1.0B28.59%$3.6B2026-06-30
CGGO $926M8.20%$11.3B2026-05-31
VSS $819M5.90%$13.9B2026-04-30
AAXJ $808M21.05%$3.8B2026-04-30

Quarter by quarter

Pooled share and dollars across all comparable funds filing in each quarter. The fund count grows over time; compare the share, not the count.

QuarterShareDollarsFunds pooled
2019Q30.18%$5.8B222
2019Q40.70%$39.1B645
2020Q10.73%$37.4B651
2020Q20.66%$36.3B684
2020Q30.70%$41.5B700
2020Q40.73%$47.3B711
2021Q10.79%$56.2B720
2021Q20.75%$57.5B728
2021Q30.72%$56.6B740
2021Q40.64%$53.8B752
2022Q10.63%$51.1B762
2022Q20.67%$48.4B764
2022Q30.62%$43.5B790
2022Q40.58%$42.9B800
2023Q10.61%$48.1B817
2023Q20.60%$49.6B823
2023Q30.63%$52.2B839
2023Q40.57%$50.5B868
2024Q10.56%$54.1B883
2024Q20.55%$55.7B880
2024Q30.53%$58.0B902
2024Q40.45%$50.1B900
2025Q10.45%$49.9B926
2025Q20.47%$56.2B928
2025Q30.54%$69.3B947
2025Q40.63%$88.4B953
2026Q10.92%$131.0B951
2026Q21.24%$198.3B962

Definitions

  • Country is the filing's invCountry, the issuer's country as the filer reports it. It follows incorporation, not revenue or listing.
  • Weights are on the fund's own investments: securities-lending cash collateral removed, remainder renormalised (ex-collateral-v2). † marks funds outside the comparability rules; their weights are shown but they are left out of the pooled figures.
  • Only US-registered funds file N-PORT. Money from funds registered elsewhere is not in these numbers.
  • Machine-readable: /data/countries/KR.json (every fund, every period) · pooled series.

Cite this

Mulden. (2026). South Korea in US-registered funds (SEC Form N-PORT). Retrieved 2026-09-19 from https://themulden.com/world/kr/

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