Public Officials Benefit Association CIO Jang Dong-hun: South Korea's Public Officials Benefit Association CIO Jang Dong-hun said on Wednesday that in the pandemic situation, POBA's real estate investment has been focused on residential and logistics sectors, while turning cautious about hotels
Kim Ho-hyun, Korea Teachers' Credit Union CIO “The South Korean stock markets have barely risen since early this year, while the markets in Japan and Taiwan are hitting highs. I believe Korea undervalues its own stock markets and thus creates more discounted stocks. There is huge room for
Huh Sung-moo, CIO of SEMA Korea Scientists and Engineers Mutual-Aid Association (SEMA), one of the fastest-growing retirement pension fund in South Korea, will increase infrastructure investments particularly in Korea and other Asian regions next year, its Chief Investment Officer Huh Sung-mo
South Korea’s first internet-only bank, K Bank, will be raising 1.2 trillion won ($1.05 billion) from existing and new investors for business expansion and diversification. K Bank was launched in 2016 by the country’s major telecom company KT Corp. and began operations in 2017. Acc
South Korean pension funds are seeking to diversify their pool of alternative asset managers to broaden real estate- and developed markets-focused portfolios, said chief investment officers of the country’s four leading pension and savings funds.Following the coronavirus outbreak, Korea’
MG Korean Federation of Community Credit Cooperatives (KFCC) will allocate a total of 7 trillion won ($6 billion) to alternative investment blind-pool funds for the next three years, with 75% of its committed capital likely to be funneled into global assets, its credit business head Kwang-Seok Kwon