NH Investment & Securities Shifts from Sole CEO to Co-CEO System

NH Investment & Securities has decided to shift from a sole CEO system to a co-CEO structure.

On April 24, NH Investment & Securities held a board meeting and approved the 'Amendment to the CEO Management Structure' reflecting this change.

This restructuring is a major executive overhaul aimed at enabling NH Investment & Securities to respond more proactively to the growth phase of the capital market, as the company has expanded in scale and diversified its business structure following its entry into the Integrated Investment Account (IMA) business.

NH Investment & Securities had initially begun the management succession process for the current CEO, Byungwoon Yoon, whose term ended last month.

However, the company temporarily postponed the Executive Candidate Recommendation Committee schedule last month, delaying the appointment of a successor CEO, and decided to first prioritize a review of the management system transition.

With the introduction of the co-CEO system, NH Investment & Securities plans to soon convene the Executive Candidate Recommendation Committee to initiate procedures for recommending CEO candidates for each business division.

Through this transition, the company also plans to operate key business segments under a specialized, accountable management structure.

An NH Investment & Securities official said, "This restructuring is not a measure to address specific issues or short-term matters, but a strategic choice to elevate the company's competitiveness and accountable management system in the current growth phase of the capital market," adding, "We will strengthen expertise in each business division and connect the expanding business opportunities following the IMA launch to enhanced value for customers and shareholders."

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