Expanding Research Center Structure From Three Teams to Four

Jang Moonsoo, Head of Research Center at Hyundai Motor Securities

Jang Moonsoo, Head of Research Center at Hyundai Motor Securities

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Hyundai Motor Securities announced on August 25 that starting next month, its Research Center will be restructured from the current three-team system to a four-team system, and Jang Moonsu has been appointed as the new Head of the Research Center.


Since 2018, Jang, the newly appointed head, has analyzed the mobility and automotive sectors at Hyundai Motor Securities and has been selected as a Best Analyst multiple times.


Jang stated, "Along with the structural changes, we will further enhance our research capabilities," adding, "We will expand our network and new coverage through both horizontal and vertical synergies among analysts, and by focusing our analytical capabilities on existing coverage, we aim to nurture top-tier analysts in various areas within the industry."


The existing Corporate Analysis Team, Investment Strategy Team, and Global Research Team will be reorganized into the Corporate Analysis Team 1, Corporate Analysis Team 2, Global Investment Strategy Team, and Research Support Team. The number of personnel will remain unchanged.


The Corporate Analysis Team 1 will continue to be led by Team Leader Park Hyunwook and will be responsible for traditional industries and cyclical sectors such as construction, steel and non-ferrous metals, shipbuilding, and food and beverage. Jang, the new head of the center, will also serve as head of Corporate Analysis Team 2, overseeing growth sectors such as mobility, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, as well as expanding coverage of new companies.


The Investment Strategy Team and Global Research Team will be integrated into the Global Investment Strategy Team. Executive Director Lee Hwajin will lead the team, which will be in charge of analyzing domestic and global economies, equity, bond, and foreign exchange markets, as well as establishing asset allocation strategies.



The Research Support Team will also be newly established. This team will be solely responsible for organizational management tasks that were previously divided among other teams, with the aim of improving the efficiency of research operations and strengthening internal controls.


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