Hyundai Motor Securities President Hyungkeun Bae (fourth from the left in the front row) is holding a pledge document and taking a commemorative photo with employees. Hyundai Motor Securities

Hyundai Motor Securities President Hyungkeun Bae (fourth from the left in the front row) is holding a pledge document and taking a commemorative photo with employees. Hyundai Motor Securities

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Hyundai Motor Securities announced on the 13th that it held the "2026 Fair Trade Compliance Day" event at its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, on July 9.


This event was organized to remind executives and employees of the purpose of the Fair Trade Compliance Program (CP) and to reinforce their commitment to establishing a fair and transparent business environment. The CP (Compliance Program) is an internal compliance system that companies voluntarily establish and operate to comply with fair trade-related laws and regulations.


President Hyunggeun Bae of Hyundai Motor Securities, along with other executives and employees, participated in the "Fair Trade Compliance Pledge" to declare their commitment to CP compliance. Through this, they publicly announced their active participation in the Fair Trade Compliance Program and their dedication to fostering a fair and transparent corporate culture.


The event also included an award ceremony for the CP slogan contest. In April, Hyundai Motor Securities held a CP slogan contest as an interactive program to enhance executives' and employees' interest in the CP.



President Bae stated, "Fair trade and compliance management are fundamental principles that all executives and employees must put into practice in their daily work, not just the responsibility of a select few," adding, "Hyundai Motor Securities will continue to do its utmost to practice compliance management and build a company that earns the trust of customers and the market based on laws and principles."


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