NH Investment & Securities Establishes Retail Division and Expands M&A Organization

Executive Personnel Changes Implemented
Lee Changmok, Shim Gipil, and Lee Sucheol Promoted to Executive Director

[Asia Economy Reporter Hwang Yoon-joo] NH Investment & Securities has strengthened its retail business competitiveness and expanded its organization to respond to the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market, where demand is expected to increase due to the economic downturn.

On the 13th, NH Investment & Securities announced the establishment of a Retail Business Headquarters to build a collaborative system among three sales channels in the retail sector: WM (Wealth Management), Namuh, and PB (Premier Blue). Through this, they plan to coordinate policies between channels and strengthen channel-specific development strategies.

Additionally, the WM Support Headquarters under the existing WM Business Division was renamed the Retail Support Headquarters under the Retail Business Headquarters, and the 100-Year Era Research Institute was reorganized under the Pension Consulting Headquarters to enhance retirement pension content and solution functions.

ADVERTISEMENT The Customer Asset Management Headquarters within the Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO) Business Division was renamed the Trust Headquarters and reorganized into a specialized trust business organization.

Along with this, anticipating increased demand for corporate business restructuring amid rapid interest rate hikes and economic recession concerns, the Investment Finance Department was also expanded to respond to the M&A and acquisition finance markets. Furthermore, a Carbon Finance Team was newly established directly under the Client Solutions Headquarters within the Asset Management Division to take charge of the carbon emission rights business.

NH Investment & Securities also carried out executive-level personnel changes along with the organizational restructuring. Accordingly, Executive Directors Lee Chang-mok, Shim Ki-pil, and Lee Soo-cheol were promoted, and six people including Kim Bong-gi were appointed as Managing Directors. Among those appointed, Executive Director Lee Chang-mok and Managing Directors Park Sang-ho, Kang Min-hoon, Lee Kyung-soo, and Son Seung-hyun were classified as key business execution officers, compliance officers, and risk management officers, and will officially perform their duties after board approval.

NH Investment & Securities stated, "In order to revitalize the organizational atmosphere, we focused on generational change by placing young executives with expertise and capabilities in key positions."

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