NH Investment & Securities: "No.1 in Industry for KakaoTalk Pension Channel Subscribers"
On June 15, NH Investment & Securities announced that its KakaoTalk channel, "NH Investment & Securities Pension," has surpassed 60,000 friends, securing the highest number of subscribers among pension-related KakaoTalk channels in the securities industry.
NH Investment & Securities explained, "We are actively responding to the needs of our pension customers by establishing a management system that connects various digital channels and the pension asset management center for long-term asset management and efficient communication."
The "NH Investment & Securities Pension" KakaoTalk channel regularly provides a variety of investment content necessary for retirement pension (DC, IRP) and pension savings investment, including: ▲ monthly investment guides ▲ market and strategy content ▲ pension asset management tips ▲ pension trends ▲ tax-saving strategies.
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Jaekyung Lee, Vice President of Channel Solutions at NH Investment & Securities, emphasized, "The competitiveness of the pension business lies not only in the number of subscribers but also in the ability to manage customers effectively over the long term. Going forward, we will further strengthen our role as a lifelong pension partner for customers, centering around various digital platforms and the pension asset management center."
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